Tag Archives: IBMP

In light of this year’s Yellowstone bison population survey, some are questioning the future of Yellowstone’s central herd, nominally untouched by slaughter efforts.

Officials want to curtail Yellowstone bison management in western parts of Montana and cap this year’s cull at 1,250 bison at the most.

There are roughly 4,800 bison in the Yellowstone National Park herd, according to a survey conducted by park biologists this August.

Yellowstone National Park will undertake plans to convert part of the Stephens Creek Bison Capture Facility into a certified brucellosis quarantine area.

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will host a public webinar regarding brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Area.

Threshold, a new podcast and public radio show, explores the fraught debate over Yellowstone bison and their place in America.

With the summer season arriving, bison managers under the Interagency Bison Management Plan are still stuck in a kind of stalemate.

Over 1,200 Yellowstone bison have been killed so far this season, according to new information from Yellowstone National Park.

An effort to update the Interagency Bison Management Plan (IBMP) has been delayed due to intense interagency deliberation.

Over 570 Yellowstone bison have been killed so far this winter, according to estimates from wildlife managers.