With nearly five feet of snow already having fallen this winter in West Yellowstone, resulting in giant berms created by snowplows along Highway 191, concern has been growing for the 300-500 bison from Yellowstone’s imperiled central herd who are expected to begin migrating to their calving grounds when the Park Service plows Yellowstone's roads this month.

This winter has been hard on Yellowstone’s wild bison. Their overall population is expected to be reduced by 25-30%. That has already included 19 bison struck and killed on area highways, with 13 having been wiped out by one semi-truck on the deadly stretch of 191 near the Madison River crossing. And so Mike Mease, the co-founder and long-time coordinator for Buffalo Field Campaign, decided to take action on behalf of the buffalo he has dedicated his life to. Read more....

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