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Yellowstone National Park / Bison #748982

ABC Evening News for Friday, Feb 20, 2004
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(Studio: Peter Jennings) Report introduced.

(Yellowstone National Park: Barry Serafin) The debate about the bison of Yellowstone National Park, who are at peril when they cross a line out of the park because of ranchers' efforts to keep them away from cattle, featured; scenes shown of the bison herds being shot; details given of concern in Montana about the disease brucellosis. [Rancher Frank RIEGLER†- opposes bison.] [National Parks Conservation Assn. Tony JEWETT†- says there are no cases of disease transmission in the wild.] [Yellowstone biologist Rick WALLEN†- says there is no tolerance for the buffalo beyond the park.]

Reporter(s):
Jennings, Peter;
Serafin, Barry
Duration:
00:02:40

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