visited a Hoosier buffalo farm. Hundreds of years ago, millions of American Bison roamed from California to New York. Overhunting and westward expansion drove them to near extinction, leaving only ...

“In a sweeping two-part, four-hour film, master documentary filmmaker Ken Burns tells the story of the near-extinction and Indigenous-fueled return of the American buffalo, an animal that ...

However, a combination of overhunting, the introduction of horses, severe droughts, disastrous U.S. military policies, and westward expansion severely curtailed the numbers of buffalo throughout ...

nobody can find one,” Burns says of the buffalo, whose population declined sharply because of westward expansion. The animal’s numbers have since climbed back from the edge of the abyss ...

Our purpose: to watch a 59-minute pre-screening of The American Buffalo, the newest documentary ... story of our nation’s founding and westward expansion was told through the eyes of an unlikely ...

but their populations were reduced to the brink of extinction in the 19th century during the United States' westward expansion, leaving only a few hundred left. The Fort Peck Buffalo Program is ...