@article {22065,
	title = {All{\textquoteright}s quiet as the buffalo roam (plight of diseased Wood Buffalo National Park{\textquoteright}s bison)},
	volume = {	5	},
	year = {1995},
	pages = {	1	},
	publisher = {	Nature Alert	},
	address = {	Canada: Canadian Nature Federation	},
	abstract = {	The WBMB{\textquoteright}s report, submitted early in 1993, recommended the maintenance of a buffer zone around Wood Buffalo to prevent the spread of the diseases to other bison herds and domestic cattle outside the park. It also called for a comprehensive ecological and traditional research program to address knowledge gaps, and a review and selection of the best techniques for screening diseased bison to assess their status. In addition, board members suggested a comprehensive ecological research program--including implications of the Bennett Dam on bison habitat, and potential impacts of bison management on predator/prey relations. It viewed these actions as central to an informed resolution of the bison issue, and the maintenance of the ecological integrity of Wood Buffalo National Park.	},
	keywords = {agriculture minister, bison, buffalo, Canadian Nature Federation, cattle, disease, domesticated animals, First Nations, Northern Buffalo Management Board (NBMB), parks and recreation, traditional knowledge, wildlife},
	isbn = {	11858877	},
	url = {http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=440687231\&sid=1\&Fmt=3\&clientId=12301\&RQT=309\&VName=PQD }
}
