Bison cross a river for the first time - Banff National Park
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2017
- In early 2017, bison returned to Banff National Park. Coming from Elk Island National Park, they have a lot to learn before becoming free-roaming bison in Banff. Watch the herd as they cross a river for the first time in their lives, encounter their first steep hills and take their first bites of wild Banff plants.
Follow the landmark journey of returning North America’s largest land mammal to Canada’s first national park at the links below:
www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/banf...
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Wonderful to see them back in the landscape they belong to.💖
Thanks for watching!
the pair of mom n calf both looked excited to see and feel the water
Yes. Go Canada. It's been close to 40 years since I've been to that part of the world, but it's been etched in my mind. These creatures will only add to an already stunning environment.
I'm lucky,,,I only live an hour from there.....
Heartening to see humanity undoing the damage historically inflicted on nature's species. God bless!
Nice to see buffalo being retroduced to Banff National Park.
Fabulous. Thank you so much !
Beautiful wild. Congratulations since México.
That river looks clean enough to drink out of.
Beautiful! Doing God's work!
Great job Parks Canada!
Great to see this...I hope the herd is thriving!
they started off at 16 animals now number over 60 so it is looking good.
Wow beautiful sight and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens!
Extremely Outstanding graphics....Gorgeous beautiful animals....Great job!!!🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🖐🏽🖐🏽
There is hope for us ! great work!
I agree. A very exciting and important re-introduction. Liked the video as well, except the weird colour balance shift at 2 min. mark.
Luv it...you make my heart soar...new home
Saw one of these critters on Divide pass (Clearwater Side) last September long weekend. It looked much more comfortable in the snowstorm than we were.
That's awesome, Gordon. How lucky! Thanks for sharing.
We need more of this in the US.
look up American Prairie Reserve!
Wow great job guys!
Clearly these big herbivores would keep grassland from turning into thicket and woodland.
So beautiful… Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for watching!
Wow great job !!!!
Thank you so much 😀
Nice!
exciting
The Eastern slopes and foothills may also get bison.....
Containing them is only one of the issues.....
awww look at da liddle buffalo!
Sasquatch and dogman are gonna love em😋
Magnifico.-
so theyre bringing them in with the goal of having them be wild and self sustaining, instead of domesticated bison?
Thank you Gabbyb. More information is available on our website www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/banff/info/gestion-management/bison
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how's it going now?
Hi there! You can follow updates on the Banff National Park bison herd here: www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ab/banff/info/gestion-management/bison/blog.
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That's nice but just down the street the restaurants serve bison burger .
So how much will Canada charge for a license to hunt these gorgeous creatures?
They shouldn't hunt em anymore. They were near extinction only 130 years. I mean from 60 milion animals They were only 485 bison left. They roamed whole North American continent.
How many are left ? or are they just feeding the wolves like they did with the caibou ?