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In 1993, 300 Bison Were Released in Oklahoma - Today, More than 2,000 Are Helping to Restore One of Earth's Most Threatened Ecosystems

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Bison directly influence prairie vegetation through their dietary habits.The return of bison to the prairies of North America is proving pivotal in restoring one of the continent's most threatened ecosystems. Through grazing, moving them on the ground, and cooperating with controlled burning practices, large herbivores help maintain natural balance and enhance plant species diversity. A prime example is the Joseph H. Prairie Reserve. Williams Ta…
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Bison directly influence prairie vegetation through their dietary habits.The return of bison to the prairies of North America is proving pivotal in restoring one of the continent's most threatened ecosystems. Through grazing, moving them on the ground, and cooperating with controlled burning practices, large herbivores help maintain natural balance and enhance plant species diversity. A prime example is the Joseph H. Prairie Reserve. Williams Ta…

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dnews.gr broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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