05-03-2016, 04:01 PM
That is good news about the wood buffalo. Canada has had herds of wood buffalo for years. They are wild, but in protected areas of northern Saskatchewan and Alberta.
I would think they are talking about plains bison, but I couldn't find a direct reference. I know that is the species that was almost wiped out.
Manitoba has a herd of plains bison in Riding Mountain National Park. I saw them as a child, but I just checked the web site and the herd is still there.
If you follow the link to the page about the bison it gives a detailed history of the herd.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&...s1Gj7coFfw
Windows 10 is not letting me give a direct link to the page I want about the bison.
I would think they are talking about plains bison, but I couldn't find a direct reference. I know that is the species that was almost wiped out.
Manitoba has a herd of plains bison in Riding Mountain National Park. I saw them as a child, but I just checked the web site and the herd is still there.
If you follow the link to the page about the bison it gives a detailed history of the herd.
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&...s1Gj7coFfw
Windows 10 is not letting me give a direct link to the page I want about the bison.
Catherine