How bison are transforming woodlands and bringing wildlife back

Bison reintroduction programs are reshaping ecosystems across North America by naturally managing vegetation and restoring habitat diversity. These keystone species graze selectively, reduce tree encroachment, and create open landscapes that benefit multiple wildlife species. Through their ecological footprint, bison are catalyzing the recovery of endangered plants and animals while demonstrating how large herbivores can serve as nature's restoration tools in woodland conservation.