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On the range again
A small herd of wood bison in Manitoba's Interlake offers new hope fpr North Americas largest land mammals.
By Barbara Huck
May/June 1995

Buffalo slaughter urged at national park
Wood Buffalo National Park herd may be eliminated to control outbreaks of tuberculosis and brucellosis.
Oct/Nov 1990

Buffalo herd wins reprieve
Buffalo herd at Wood Buffalo National Park will be rounded up and quarantined instead of eliminated.
Dec. 1990/Jan 1991