A Species of Bison Wiped Out in the Wild Nearly 100 Years Ago Is Breeding Again in the Mountains Where It Disappeared. They've Already Produced More Than 25 Wild Born Calves

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Successful species reintroduction with measurable ecological impact. | The reintroduction of a bison species to its native habitat after nearly a century of extinction in the wild is a significant conservation victory. It directly supports biodiversity (SDG 15), ecosystem restoration (SDG 14), and climate resilience (SDG 13) by reviving a keystone species. The breeding of over 25 wild-born calves demonstrates measurable success and long-term potential for ecological recovery.