US EditionBison Grazing Revives Grasslands and Tribal Foodways
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Bison Grazing Revives Grasslands and Tribal Foodways
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes in Oklahoma, in partnership with Collaborative Earth and Mad Agriculture, are working to restore native grasslands and supporting tribal food sovereignty through regenerative bison grazing. The initiative—the Cheyenne and Arapaho Bison Project—aims to integrate Indigenous knowledge, environmental science, and market innovation to develop a replicable management model for other producers. Collaborative Earth’s work…
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