Once hunted to near-extinction and brought back from the brink, bison are protected as wildlife in some parts of the United ...

Across Montana’s eastern plains, few sights register as strongly as a bison herd navigating open grassland. Although the ...

The zoo's partnership with Saudi Arabia's Royal Commission aims to create a conservation program similar to the zoo's ...

Oklahoma did not choose the American buffalo as its state mammal simply because it looked good on souvenirs and roadside ...

Before Illinois became a state anchored by a sprawling metropolis, it was a humble prairie. Flat, yes, but that open horizon offered the perfect home for creatures big and small to graze and lope.

Learning how pronghorn survived the climate changes that ended the ice ages anddrove so many other large mammals to extinction can help us adapt to our ownchanging climate.

On Dec. 9, 2025, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum formally assumed jurisdiction of an appeal of a 2022 Bureau of Land Management decision to allow bison to graze on several federal ...

Learn how South Dakota chose the coyote as its state animal, from bounties and debate to resilience, Native lore, and Tootsie ...

Rancher Chris George is fighting tooth-and-nail to keep the gate on Morrison Canyon Road in rural Fremont, despite city ...

Wood Buffalo National Park, in Canada, which spans northern Alberta and parts of the Northwest Territories, contains the ...