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Take a Tour of Wind River
Buffalo have been absent from the lives of Shoshone and Arapaho people for over 130 years. Now that they are back, it is time to reconnect. ‘Conservation Buffalo’ means they don’t have cattle genetics, and are treated like other wild animals. See photos, watch videos, and find resources for research and learning.
About the Initiative
Our mission is land rematriation, community revitalization, and youth education through restoration of conservation Buffalo.
Wind River Indian Reservation
Encompassing roughly 2.2 million acres, the Wind River Indian Reservation is home to the Eastern Shoshone and the Northern Arapaho Tribes.
Photos
Join us in visually honoring the native animals, people, plants, and landscape of the Wind River Indian Reservation.
Videos
Explore our video library of stories related to Buffalo conservation, water rights, Tribal sovereignty, and our home in Wind River.
Maps
See current and historic maps of Wind River and North America, showing habitat for Buffalo and lands held by Indigenous Peoples.