
A federal judge ruled that American Prairie can continue grazing bison on federal land, blocking a BLM rule for now.
A federal judge has authorized American Prairie to continue grazing bison on three federal allotments amid ongoing litigation. This decision halts a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rule that threatened to remove 900 bison from these lands, crucial for American Prairie’s conservation efforts. The nonprofit filed a lawsuit against the BLM and the Department of the Interior to prevent a new rule altering bison grazing policies in the U.S.
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