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00:33Wood Bison Restoration Program
Mike Miller, Executive Director of the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center will talk about the Wood Bison Restoration Program
Tags: wood bison wildlife conservation mike miller zoo bovids
by Zoo Talkin Radio in Environment
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The Difference between buffalo & bison
Chef Shane answers, "What's the difference between Bison and Buffalo?"
Tags: Chef Shane Ask the Chef Whats the difference bison buffalo
by Ask the Chef in Food
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Mike Leahy, Defenders.org: Working To Stop The Bison Slaughter
Historically, as many as 20-30 million bison roamed across much of North America. Now they are an endangered species. Did you know that they are the largest land mammal in North America? Millions of bison once roamed freely across North America. However, after unregulated killing during the 19th century, wild bison were almost completely wiped out. While there are now half a million bison in the U.S., nearly all of those are cattle-bison hybrids managed for meat production. Bison are making a slow comeback as wildlife, mostly in small conservation herds. Fewer than 30,000 bison are managed for conservation instead of meat production, and only 5,000 bison are both free-roaming and disease-free, with a majority of those confined to the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park. During harsh winters and with nowhere else to go, bison are routinely culled upon leaving the park in search of food. Defenders.org is working with the Park Service, tribes, and state wildlife agencies and land managers to find suitable habitat for bison to roam free outside the park, hopefully someday putting an end to the annual slaughter. In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer will speak to Mike Leahy, Rocky Mountain Region Director, Defenders of Wildlife (www.defenders.org)to talk about this crisis and how you can get involved to stop this merciless slaughter!
Tags: Mike Leahy bison Defenders of Wildlife bison slaughter endangered species
by The Organic View in Environment
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2012-03-15 Bison Grille Guards & more
Get ready to talk trucking with Courtney Wilson LIVE from the 1st Guard studios in Venice, Florida. The special guest for this episode is Peter Ramsey of Bison Grille Guards USA. Grille guards protect your truck, not bumpers. We'll also talk about 1st Guard's grille guard "no deductible" clause on physical damage policies. Then we'll wrap up the show by speaking with the American Trucker segment. This week Daniel Larson will speak about how he takes advantage of 1st
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01:57
Beginning Runes with Brenna Mar Pt 1.
Topic and discussion includes Pagan news items, dates of interest, and a discussion of the Runes; their history, and what the symbols represent. Today's show, Brenna will begin by talking about the first Aetta. The first Aett consists of: Fehu (cattle meaning portable wealth like money), Uruz (aurochs – a species of wild ox similar to a bison refers to health and also to forces hard to control), Thurisaz (giant refers to a reactive force of destruction and defense), Ans
Tags: Witchcraft Pagan Tarot Wicca psychic
by Olympias in Spirituality
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First Nations of America Interview-Music by Young Medicine
It Matters is pleased to have this opportunity to bring our listeners insight and the chance to communicate and learn of the First Nations of America.
Joining us is Charles, a representative of the Apache Nation. He will tell us of his work with the seed bank, which is an attempt to collect seeds from native plants, especially those which were utilized by Native Americans for food before the Europeans arrived.
The goal is to distribute these seeds for planting in part to all those who want them, but especially to Native Americans who can grow them on reservation lands where they are free to do so without interference from agribusiness. Charles is also involved in dealing with the threat and results of Agent Orange, which was sprayed by the U.S.. government on the San Carlos Reservation in the 1950s in order to facilitate water flow for the Gila River area and its agriculture. That's a topic that should and will upset us all.
Freddie Bitsoie is an anthropologist and chef specializing in integrating the foods of Native Americans into modern cuisine. This means the food of all parts of North America, be it the shellfish of the Chesapeake Bay, the rabbits of the prairies, bison, elk, or salmon from the Northwest.
Brenda Brown brings us music by Canadian Performers,Young Medicine who are First Nations Artists that perform & promote Contemporary and Traditional Forms of Music, Dance and Art while sending a positive message of,“Be your own Person and Follow your own Dreams”. The artists are Curt Young and Jamie Medicine Crane. Curt comes from the Salteaux Cree from Gordon’s and Cowessess First Nations in Saskatchewan and Jamie is Blackfoot from Kainai & Piikani Nations in Alberta.
Young Medicine work with people of all ages but primarily they work with the youth.
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Tags: First Nations of America Apache Native Native Americans Music Society
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2013 NFL Draft Prospect - Howard LB Keith Pough
K E I T H P O U G H LB HOWARD BISON Keith Pough was named to the 2012 Sports Network FCS Pre-season All-American Team and placed on the Butkus Award Watch entering his red-shirt senior season at Howard. Not to shabby considering Pough played receiver all the way up until his junior season in high school prior to growing into his 6’3 and 235-pound frame. The Orangeburg, S.C. native now seems like a natural fit at linebacker where he led the Bison in
Tags: Keith Pough RAY LEWIS HOWARD BISON NFL Draft NFL Draft Scout College Football Insiders
by Players Platform Show in Sports
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00:47Featured
IU v NDSU Postgame Show
On Monday at 7:00 ET, the top-ranked Indiana Hoosiers (1-0) will host the North Dakota State Bison (1-0) on BTN.com. As always, Jerod, Ryan, Zach, and Andy will be here with another episode of The Assembly Call after the game.
Tags: indiana indiana hoosiers sports college basketball big ten
by assemblycall in Sports
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Don Coyhis (Mohican) - White Bison & Mending Broken Hearts
President and co-founder of White Bison, Inc. Don Coyhis is a member of the Mohican Nation from the Stockbridge-Munsee Reservation in Wisconsin. His upbringing on the reservation and his 15 years of experience in corporate America bring a unique perspective on community development issues, whether in the corporate environment or within the Indian community. Since 1988, Don has developed and presented community change programs based on the teachings of the Medicine Wheel and a system of princip
Tags: Indigenous American Indian Spirituality Culture Traditions
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01:00Featured
The Tufts Get Going
9 am Wednesdays, "The Tufts Get Going," host Rosanna Tufts Broncos, Bison and Bears, oh my? Why was creating Yellowstone National Park one of the best ideas this country ever had? One of the most awesome places on the planet gets the spotlight on "Wild West Adventures," with Colleen Norris and my own Lily joining me!
Tags: Rosanna Tufts Yellowstone Grand Teton Cody Nite Rodeo Travel
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01:35Featured
FCS National Champion Coach Craig Bohl of North Dakota State
Craig Bohl, who is the Head Coach of reigning FCS champion North Dakota State will be a featured guest on our June 5th broadcast. Bohl led the Bison to the program’s first NCAA Division I Football Championship (FCS) with a 17-6 win over Sam Houston State on Jan.7, 2012, wrapping up a near flawless 14-1 season. A finalist for the Eddie Robinson award, Bohl was named the 2011 AFCA Region 4 FCS and Missouri Valley Football Conference Bruce Craddock Coach of the Year. www.realsportsguy
Tags: North Dakota State Football FCS Champs Craig Bohl Hank Davis Bison Football DeVon - Marques - Ray - Phil
by realsportsguys in Sports
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00:26Featured
Craig Bohl of National Divison 1 Champs (FCS) N.Dakota State
Craig Bohl, who is the Head Coach of reigning FCS champion North Dakota State was the featured guest on our June 5th broadcast. Bohl led the Bison to the program’s first NCAA Division I Football Championship (FCS) with a 17-6 win over Sam Houston State on Jan 7, 2012, wrapping up a near flawless 14-1 season. A finalist for the Eddie Robinson award, Bohl was named the 2011 AFCA Region 4 FCS and Missouri Valley Football Conference Bruce Craddock Coach of the Year. Coach Bohl discusses the
Tags: Craig Bohl Interview FCS North Dakota State Football Fargo Dome Bison
by realsportsguys in Sports
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