[MCN] [bozone-orgs] Yellowstone Bison (Part 1)

Patrick Lupton lupton.network at gmail.com
Thu Aug 8 00:30:19 EDT 2019


John,
Hasn't it been extensively researched that deer, elk, and bison are better
for range land ecosystems because they move more while they forage and in
turn don't graze the land so detrimentally?
Just curious,
Pat

On Wed, Aug 7, 2019, 10:55 AM John Meyer via bozone-orgs list <
bozone-orgs at npogroups.org> wrote:

> After being overturned by U.S. Senator Steve Daines/Congress on my last
> three court wins for public lands/endangered species, I've learned it is
> important to not only have the law and the science on your side, but also
> public opinion. In order to win in the court of public opinion, you have to
> ensure the public understands the issue. As Nelson Mandela says, “
> *Education* is the most powerful *weapon* which you can use to change the
> world.”
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> This is part 1 in a multi-part series that is designed to educate and
> promote conversation around management of Yellowstone bison.
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> *Education*
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> More than 30 million bison roamed across the United States before European
> settlers arrived. The settlers brought cattle with them, which carried
> brucellosis, a disease that causes cattle to abort fetuses. The cattle
> transmitted the disease to wildlife. There has never been a documented case
> of a Yellowstone buffalo transmitting brucellosis back to a cow in the
> wild. There have been several documented cases of elk transmitting
> brucellosis to cattle in the State of Montana.
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> *Conversation starter*
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> The buffalo is our nation’s national mammal. Should buffalo be allowed to
> repopulate public land in Montana and beyond?
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