I didn't know about these bisons! What an amazing gift to the island and to the indigenous communities. If you want to watch, "The Vanishing American," I found it online: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBvAbC6fBy0)
A few years back I learned about a small herd of bision who'd been left on an island off the coast of Maine (the things rich people do) and then, when the NPS purchased it, were removed for ecological purposes. I've always wondered what would've happened had the bison been allowed to remain....
Interesting story about the bison on the island off the coast of Maine. It's fascinating to consider the different paths that invasive species and their management can take. It's my hope that others will come to see that compassionate conservation offers a humane and effective approach to these challenges. Thank your engagement and feedback!
Reading this warms my heart and is a lovely way to start the day. Why canāt this thoughtful method be employed by all? For our collective humanity, we all need to live in a world where these heartfelt solutions are the law of the land. Why canāt we who live in Northern America model these practices, subsidized these practices?
I know you know I must be very cautious when selecting reading material about animals, birds, insects, possibly any species other than man. Who knows why my nature is so emotional, so utterly responsive and vulnerable to the daily welfare of our planetās creatures? I guess I yam what I yam! Thank you for your attempts to slay all of their dragons.
Lola, thank you for your heartfelt response! It's inspiring to hear how deeply you care about the welfare of our planet's creatures. I share your hope that compassionate conservation can become a widespread practice, benefiting both wildlife and humanity. Your passion and empathy are exactly what the world needs more of, and I'm grateful to have readers like you who advocate for thoughtful and humane solutions. Let's continue to champion these causes together. Thank you for your kind words and for being a voice for the voiceless!
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I didn't know about these bisons! What an amazing gift to the island and to the indigenous communities. If you want to watch, "The Vanishing American," I found it online: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBvAbC6fBy0)
A few years back I learned about a small herd of bision who'd been left on an island off the coast of Maine (the things rich people do) and then, when the NPS purchased it, were removed for ecological purposes. I've always wondered what would've happened had the bison been allowed to remain....
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Interesting story about the bison on the island off the coast of Maine. It's fascinating to consider the different paths that invasive species and their management can take. It's my hope that others will come to see that compassionate conservation offers a humane and effective approach to these challenges. Thank your engagement and feedback!
Reading this warms my heart and is a lovely way to start the day. Why canāt this thoughtful method be employed by all? For our collective humanity, we all need to live in a world where these heartfelt solutions are the law of the land. Why canāt we who live in Northern America model these practices, subsidized these practices?
I know you know I must be very cautious when selecting reading material about animals, birds, insects, possibly any species other than man. Who knows why my nature is so emotional, so utterly responsive and vulnerable to the daily welfare of our planetās creatures? I guess I yam what I yam! Thank you for your attempts to slay all of their dragons.
Lola, thank you for your heartfelt response! It's inspiring to hear how deeply you care about the welfare of our planet's creatures. I share your hope that compassionate conservation can become a widespread practice, benefiting both wildlife and humanity. Your passion and empathy are exactly what the world needs more of, and I'm grateful to have readers like you who advocate for thoughtful and humane solutions. Let's continue to champion these causes together. Thank you for your kind words and for being a voice for the voiceless!