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Bison Move to New Home on American Prairie Reserve

Watch as the bison discover their expanded 14,000-acre home and a group from American Prairie Foundation and Fort Belknap Indian Reservation proudly look on.

Once Around the Sun on American Prairie Reserve

This 4-minute video highlights wildlife activity on the Reserve during each season of the year.

Interview of Sean Gerrity, President of American Prairie Foundation

Listen as Boyd Matson of National Geographic Weekend interviews Sean Gerrity, President of American Prairie Foundation.

Harlem Wildcat Indian Dance Troupe Performs on American Prairie Reserve

The Harlem Wildcat Indian Dance Troupe from the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation honored American Prairie Foundation by coming to perform several of their traditional dances in their native dress for a gathering of visitors to the American Prairie Reserve in May of 2008. This dance group was formed in 1980 to promote cultural awareness of traditional songs and dances and performs in competitions around the country.

National Geographic's Wild Chronicles Features Bison Restoration Efforts of American Prairie Foundation

Watch as National Geographic's Wild Chronicles, seen weekly on PBS, features American Prairie Foundation's efforts to return the plains bison to its native home. Find out how bison are uniquely suited to the prairie landscape.

American Prairie Reserve Profiled by National Geographic

Watch as National Geographic's Wild Chronicles profiles American Prairie Foundation's work in creating American Prairie Reserve, including the reintroduction of the plains bison to the grasslands of Montana.

American Prairie Reserve

Watch American Prairie Reserve, a 28-minute educational documentary about the creation of American Prairie Reserve. Narrated by Tom Brokaw, the film features the Reserve’s wildlife diversity and land, stream and species restoration efforts in the area. The film explores the Reserve’s potential long-term economic benefits to the region and its status as an example for conservation efforts around the world.

American Prairie Reserve

American Prairie Reserve is an 11-minute film profiling American Prairie Foundation’s work in building American Prairie Reserve. The film is a great overview of the project’s goals, its progress to date, including reintroduction of the plains bison to their native home, and the people who make this effort possible.

Pronghorn Migration Study

On January 9, 2008, a joint team from World Wildlife Fund, Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, and University of Calgary initiated fieldwork on a collaborative study of pronghorn ecology and conservation planning in the international trans-boundary region of northern Montana and southern Canada. They located groups of pronghorn by plane, and then fired a net from a helicopter to capture them. The team met their goal of fitting 22 females with GPS radio collars.

Autumn on the Missouri River

Enjoy recent film footage featuring elk and turkeys in South Philips County.

Bison

Imagine the excitement of hearing the bison’s resonant grunts and the thunder of their hooves on the prairie again—sounds not heard on the APR for over 120 years.

Sharp-tailed Grouse

A mild mannered bird most of the year, the Sharp-tails dance theirs hearts out in the spring--complete with hoots, dips, chortles, pirouettes, foot-stomping and feathers in outrageous display.