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TitleAll's quiet as the buffalo roam (plight of diseased Wood Buffalo National Park's bison)
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1995
Volume 5
Issue 2
Pagination 1
Publisher Nature Alert
Place Published Canada: Canadian Nature Federation
Publication Language en
ISBN Number 11858877
Keywordsagriculture minister, bison, buffalo, Canadian Nature Federation, cattle, disease, domesticated animals, First Nations, Northern Buffalo Management Board (NBMB), parks and recreation, traditional knowledge, wildlife
Abstract

The WBMB'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.

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Topics

traditional ecological knowledge

Locational Keywords

Wood Buffalo National Park

Group

CEMA

Citation Key22065

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