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Healthy Public and Private Lands
A Long Shadow
For a century, one disease has hung like a cloud over the West’s most iconic animal. A Colorado lab, a federal rule change, and a shift in science are beginning to lift it
Neither Wild nor Tame
How bison classification shapes ranching, tribal management, and conservation efforts
Bison Thunderstorms
An ecological rainmaker returns to the prairie
Reclaiming Bison on Fort Peck
The reservation in northeastern Montana built one of the largest tribal bison herds in the country—and demonstrated what tribal stewardship can achieve
The Bison, the Horse, and the Cow
How economic forces helped devastate, and then save, the American buffalo on a rapidly advancing frontier
Bisonomics
Private bison ranchers turned a symbol of the American West into one of conservation’s greatest success stories
Editor’s Note: Bison or Buffalo?
Whatever you call the animal, its recovery from near-eradication is one of the great conservation stories in history, and one that PERC knows well
Public Comment: Grazing Rules Should Reward Stewardship, Not Second-Guess Who’s Allowed to Graze
What the Bureau of Land Management’s new proposal gets right and one place it falls short
Landscapes, not Lecterns: A Senate Tour of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
PERC and the Boone and Crockett Club host U.S. senators for a firsthand look at collaborative conservation