American bison eats in the rain, close shot Theodore Roosevelt National Park wildlife, 2021, The American bison (Bison bison) is a species of bison native to North America

The first baby bison was spotted yesterday by one of our horse researchers - thank you Deb for catching such a wonderful moment on film! #FindYourPark #NPS | Theodore Roosevelt National Park

This magnificent stallion is coming to you today with a request. He and his family were born and live in the beautiful Theodore Roosevelt National Park. They share the 46,000 acre park with bison, elk, pronghorn, deer, and even prairie dogs, who eat a lot of the same forage. Since the park is completely fenced, the large ungulates are managed to keep numbers from growing to a point of destruction of the fragile ecosystem. Only by the careful use of several managment tools can this balance be kep

A herd of bison graze grass growing in a ravine in the badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, USA.

My man went camping at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and neighboring campers caught bison roaming through his campsite! He was in that tent! -Angie | BIG 98.7

It's April in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and that means baby bison season! Visitors to the North and South Units have seen newborns frolicking around the Badlands, and by this time next month there will be many more. In the spring the newborns are still red and fuzzy--their nickname is "red dogs" because they look like red dogs running with the herd! They'll turn brown in a few months, and by late summer most of them will be totally brown. What is your favorite species of Badlands baby? #