(This version of the story corrects name of project manager to Karsten, not Kasper, in paragraph 5) By Nia Williams CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Parks Canada has reintroduced a herd of plains bison to ...

It took a century, but the bison have finally returned to Banff. CBC.ca reports an animal that once roamed freely at the Banff National Park has made its triumphant return. Bison are being carefully ...

In our NewsHour Shares moment of the day, bison have returned to Canada's Banff National Park after being wiped out more than a century ago. A biologist explains the efforts to help anchor a herd to ...

Banff National Park made headlines in early February after 16 wild bison were released back into the area to roam free for the first time in over a century. Of those animals, 10 were pregnant females.

Parks Canada successfully releases 31 Bison in Banff National Park's backcountry BANFF, AB, Aug. 2, 2018 /CNW/ - As a recognized leader in conservation, Parks Canada is committed to the recovery of ...

The skull of a bison sits on display with the Piikani Nation flag hung on the wall behind it. Some of the men responsible for the skull's presence are sharing their experience of returning to their ...

The reintroduction of bison to Banff National Park started with a herd of 16 animals brought in from Elk Island National Park in 2017. Over five years, it's swelled to more than 80 animals thriving on ...

BANFF (CANADA) - Wild bison that once numbered in the tens of millions in North America before being hunted almost to extinction are once again thriving in a pocket of western Canada. Appearing from a ...

CALGARY, Alberta - Parks Canada has reintroduced a herd of plains bison to the country's oldest national park in Banff, Alberta, officials said on Monday, Feb. 13, more than 130 years after the iconic ...

Over the last week, 10 pregnant bison and six young bulls with rubber tubes taped over their horns, were loaded into shipping containers at Elk Island National Park outside Edmonton, Alberta, and ...

Wild bison that once numbered in the tens of millions in North America before being hunted almost to extinction are once again thriving in a pocket of western Canada. Appearing from a distance as ...