Buffalo

Foster, John, Dick Harrison, L.S. MacLaren

Edmonton, AB, 1992


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Details

Card covers, 244 pages, 6x9 in., [15x23 cm.], B&W and colour illustrations.

Condition

Return mail label adhered to the half-title; edges stained; covers with modest surface wear.

Notes


A collected volume of scholarly essays examining the natural and cultural history of the North American bison, with particular reference to Alberta and the northern plains. Topics include paleontology and evolution; relationships between bison and Indigenous peoples; Blackfoot buffalo jumps and the Head-Smashed-In site; Métis involvement in the decline of the plains buffalo; artistic and literary representations, including the work of Clarence Tillenius; conservation and management of wood bison; ecological studies of wolves and bison in Wood Buffalo National Park; and disease issues such as tuberculosis and brucellosis. Additional essays address contemporary debates concerning northern bison and Indigenous communities.

ISBN

0888642377