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A century ago, Yellowstone's bison nearly vanished. Today, over 5,000 roam the park, and more than 600 have been transferred to help 29 tribes across America rebuild their own conservation herds.
Grizzly bears in Greater Yellowstone have soared from 136 in 1975 to over 1,000 today, marking one of North America's greatest conservation comebacks. A new federal rule now empowers states and tribes to help manage this thriving population.
A fish population that crashed to just 50 survivors in Idaho's Kootenai River has made such a remarkable comeback that fishing is allowed again. The burbot's recovery shows what's possible when communities refuse to give up on endangered species.
