Science & Research
Studies of Buffalo and Wind River
As conservation Buffalo make a return to areas of North America where they once roamed, research plays an important role in securing its preservation and protection. Here, we offer a collection of articles about Buffalo management, Tribal health, and Wind River land management.
Research Articles
2011
Estimating probabilities of active brucellosis infection in Yellowstone bison through quantitative serology and tissue culture
John J. Treanor, Chris Geremia, Philip H. Crowley, John J. Cox, Patrick J. White, Rick L. Wallen, Douglas W. Blanton
2011
Management of Yellowstone bison and brucellosis transmission risk – Implications for conservation and restoration
P.J. White, Rick L. Wallen, Chris Geremia, John J. Treanor, Douglas W. Blanton
2010
Vaccination strategies for managing brucellosis in Yellowstone bison
John J. Treanor, Joseph S. Johnson, Rick L. Wallen, Sara Cilles, Philip H. Crowley, John J. Cox, David S. Maehr, P.J. White, Glenn E. Plumb
2009
Carrying capacity, migration, and dispersal in Yellowstone bison
Glenn E. Plumb, P.J. White, Michael B. Coughenour, Rick L. Wallen
2008
Demography of Central Yellowstone Bison: Effects of Climate, Density, and Disease
Chris Geremia, P.J. White, Robert A. Garrott, Rick W. Wallen, Keith E. Aune, John Treanor, Julie A. Fuller
2008
Partial Migration in Central Yellowstone Bison
Jason E. Bruggeman, P.J. White, Robert A. Garrott, Fred G.R. Watson
2005
Building Healthy Tribal Nations in Montana and Wyoming Through Collaborative Research and Development
Steve R. Andersen, Gordon M. Belcourt, and Kathryn M. Langwell
2004
Local Cultural Knowledge and Water Resource Management: The Wind River Indian Reservation
Flanagan, C., Laituri, M.
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