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Depends“Bison Belong on This Landscape.” Judge Blocks Federal Order to Remove 1,000 Animals in Montana
What the article says. Outside published ““Bison Belong on This Landscape.” Judge Blocks Federal Order to Remove 1,000 Animals in Montana.” In the piece, they put it this way: Nearly 1,000 bison that faced removal from federal land in Montana will be able to continue grazing for now after a judge blocked a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) order seeking to kick the animals out. The lawsuit stems from a BLM order this May that sought to remove the bison from public portions of American Prairie. The nonprofit preserve covers more than 600,000 acres of private land and public grazing leases on Montana’s shortgrass prairie, all of it open to the public, and features camping, wildlife-watching, and hiking. The BLM granted the permits for…
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