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Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the ~ “ Buffalo Nation is a book that for the first time begins to give a coherent voice to the role of American Indians in the preservation and return of the bison from nearextinction In his notes and list of references the author touches on studies and publications that give the reader a good foundation for further research
Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the ~ Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison Bison Original Kindle edition by Ken Zontek Download it once and read it on your Kindle device PC phones or tablets Use features like bookmarks note taking and highlighting while reading Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison Bison Original
Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison ~ A panIndian buffalo restoration movement became a reality in the winter of 1991 when representatives of more than a dozen tribes from across the western United States gathered in South Dakota to create an umbrella organization aimed at bringing back the buffalo nation The Intertribal Bison Cooperative more often referred to as the itbc formally came into existence when the tribal members reconvened the following year in Albuquerque
Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison ~ The gruesome story of the devastation of buffalo herds in the late nineteenth century has become uncomfortably familiar A less familiar story but a hopeful one for the future is Ken Zontek’s account of Native peoples’ efforts to repopulate the Plains with a healthy viable bison population
Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison ~ The gruesome story of the devastation of buffalo herds in the late nineteenth century has become uncomfortably familiar A less familiar story but a hopeful one for the future is Ken Zontek’s account of Native peoples’ efforts to repopulate the Plains with a healthy viable bison population
Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison ~ Interspersing scientific hypothesis with Native oral traditions and interviews Buffalo Nation provides a brief history of bison and human interaction from the Paleolithic era to present preservation efforts Zontek’s history of bison restoration efforts is also a history of North American Native peoples’
Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison ~ These preservation efforts were so successful that a significant percentage of bison today carry the bloodlines of these original Nativesponsored herds At the end of the twentieth century more than fifty tribes banded together to form the Intertribal Bison Cooperative
Return of the Buffalo The effort to restore bison to ~ In Lakota culture the name often used is Pte hca ka Pte oyate or “Buffalo Nation” Under any name the buffalo is back Once an estimated 50 to 60 million buffalo roamed the land Feeding on waisthigh grass on the lush prairie a single herd measured a mile or more in width
How Native American tribes are bringing back the bison ~ The bison – or as Native Americans call them buffalo – are not just “sustenance” according to Leroy Little Bear a professor at the University of Lethbridge and a leader in the bison restoration efforts with the Blood Tribe
Review of Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to ~ Buffalo Nation American Indian Efforts to Restore the Bison By Ken Zontek Lincoln University of Ne braska Press 2007 xvi 249 pp Maps photographs appendix notes references index 1995 paper Ken Zontek presents a thoroughly researched and generally wellwritten account of the underappreciated
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