00:00Bison return to the American prairie, restoring a lost landscape.
00:05A herd of bison runs across open grassland while dust rises behind their heavy hooves.
00:11Conservation workers unload young bison from trailers into wide fenced prairie habitat.
00:17In Montana, massive bison graze across restored land once used for cattle.
00:23In South Dakota, bison calves stay close to their mothers while prairie grass moves in the wind.
00:28In Colorado, a growing herd spreads across open plains filled with native plants.
00:35In Nebraska, conservation teams monitor bison with trucks and radio equipment.
00:40In Kansas, bison roll in dirt wallows that help shape the prairie ecosystem.
00:46In New Mexico, tribal communities work with wildlife groups to return bison to ancestral land.
00:52Bison help native grasses grow, create habitats for birds and insects, and restore damaged prairie systems.
00:59For many people, these herds are not just about wildlife.
01:04They are about rebuilding a piece of America's lost landscape.
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