A little more than a century ago, Yellowstone's bison were hanging on by a thread.Today, thousands of them roam the park. And the conservation challenge has shifted from simply saving the herd to figuring out how to manage a thriving one.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK OUTDOORSDuring an interview with OutKick OutDoors, Jessica Bowron, acting director of the National Park Service, called the recovery an "incredible conservation story." A Portrait of a Male Bison in Yellowstone National Park (Getty Images Creatives)After millions of bison once roamed the Great Plains, the animals were nearly wiped out across their historic
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