The newly established "bison roster" and surrounding regulations are meant to align with a new state law that protects ...

Now, free-roaming wild bison are managed by Parks and Wildlife as a big game species, meaning they cannot be killed without a proper license or permission. Privately-owned bison will continue to be ...

People interested participating in special Colorado bison hunts, should any become necessary, can now register with Colorado Parks and Wildlife in order to be included in any license drawing that ...

According to the U.S. National Park Service, bison can run up to 35 miles per hour, jump six feet vertically, and can weigh ...

A way to protect wild bison making their way to Colorado is gaining steam through a new legislative committee tasked with addressing issues in Native communities. A bill that would allow bison to be ...

Following the new law aimed at protecting wild bison that migrate to the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has started the process to draft a management plan for the Book Cliffs bison herd. Governor ...

Quick Take Preventing total extinction necessitated a successful recovery from a remnant population of only 1,000 bison. The ...

JANOS, Chihuahua -- The wild bison herd standing in the golden grass look like they stepped out of a painting of the old west. But this is northern Mexico, and these bison are part of modern day ...

Colorado will now classify wild bison as big game wildlife, instead of only as livestock, which will provide added protections for the animals. The law, which takes effect in 2026, make it mostly ...

Quick Take Achieving population restoration required surviving a historical collapse to fewer than 1,000 total bison. The ...