Alaska
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Bringing Bison Back: 100+ Brought to Alaskan WIld
Bison once freely roamed vast swaths of Canada and south-central Alaska, rarely, if ever, seeing a human hunter. However, by the late 1900s the animals were listed as endangered in Canada, and had disappeared entirely from Alaskan lands. Now a state-side initiative is bringing the bison back after a decades-long hiatus in an effort to repopulate the wild with these noble beasts.
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Pavlof Volcano Eruption in Alaska Spurs Heightened Alert Level
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