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Environment News Service News Index June 2004
Guatemala’s Lake Atitlán Go Organic AmeriScan: June 18, 2004 House Protects Yellowstone Snowmobiling, Continues Bison Slaughter No New Logging Roads in Tongass National Forest Temagami Chainsaws Quiet Awaiting Environmental Decision Creeping ...
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The ongoing issues surrounding the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem & what GYC is doing
Wyoming Brucellosis is a disease that is easily transmissible among elk, and bison, particularly when concentrated on feedlots, and can cause infected ungulates to abort their fetuses. ... exploration and production is threatening wildlife, wildlands, and water quality. [More] Help Stop the Bison Slaughter Bison roam freely in Yellowstone Park, but when they leave the park and enter Montana ...
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Bison in Greater Yellowstone
(Bozeman Daily Chronicle) - May 15, 2008 - Montana Governor Asked to "Provide Leadership" In Yellowstone Bison Controversy (National Parks Traveler) - Help Stop the Bison Slaughter - Bison ...
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Eco-USA: Archived Headlines
MO: St Louis Builders Going Green CO: Transportaton vs Wildlife WY: GAO Says Bison Slaughter Unnecessary and Wasteful WY: Wolf Hunting Begins IL: Large Hiking Group Fined CA: ... Law to get Endangered Species off List? WA: Columnist: End Mining Welfare MT: Bison Slaughter Protestors Jailed MT: Bison Slaughter Continues OR: Green McMansions? US: Environmentalists and Country Music? US: Monsanto FL ...
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AMERICAN BISON
Join » Contact STATUS New Zealand: Rare Overseas: Rare American Bison A Rare Breed of North American Origin American Bison bull at Snowdon Farm, North Canterbury (Photo by Karen and Patrick ... . By the beginning of the twentieth they were almost extinct as a result of wholesale slaughter by European settlers who hunted them indiscriminately for their hides and flesh. Numbers have now ...
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Bison
Bison American Bison Photo by Bob Gress Common Name: American Bison Scientific Name: Bos bison Least favorite century: The 1800's The most abundant grazing animal in North America was formerly the American Bison. One ... great herds that had formerly inhabited the prairies were ruthlessly exterminated in an orgy of slaughter that can scarcely be imagined. By the turn of the century, less than 1,000 ...
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Defenders of Wildlife - Bison Fact Sheet
In 1893, the first efforts were made to protect the animals. Today, the bison of Yellowstone National Park face the threat of slaughter when they exit the park and enter the state of Montana. Montana fears that bison will pass diseases to ...
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Maryland Alliance for Greenway Improvement and Conservation
If these leases are retired there is absolutely no justification for putting a buffalo capture and slaughter facility at this location as Montana currently has done. From the winter of 1984 through 2000 approximately 3,172 Yellowstone bison were shot in the field or shipped to slaughter. This ...
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A Tarnished Crown Jewel
The justification for the slaughter was Montana's fear that the bison could infect its cattle with the ... slaughter caused widespread consternation, the fact that it happened came as no surprise. Concerned at the dichotomy it faced each time a bison ... damage to range and other wildlife perpetrated by overly abundant bison and elk. Yet rangers and greens consistently portray issues ...
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Bison - Defenders of Wildlife
The few remaining genetically pure wild bison must be conserved separate from cross-bred bison to protect pure bison genes. Today, the bison of Yellowstone National Park also face the threat of slaughter when ... Urging Action to Stop Bison Hazing and Killing (05/14/2008) Bison Finally Catch a Break in Montana (4/17/2008) Bison: Can't Leave Park, Can't Escape Slaughter (4/2/2008) ...
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