Number of collisions with bison on N.W.T. roads declines

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From the storyThe number of bison being hit on roads in the N.W.T. appears to be on the decline.

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From the storyTerry Armstrong, bison ecologist with ECC, says the territory may actually have wildfires to thank for those statistics. “The immediate effect of fire is that bison change where they're spending their time,” he said. “Bison have a habit of moving into recently burnt areas and benefiting from those.” He says they can start to return even while the area is still smoking, attracted to newly sprouting vegetation he says bison find “very attractive.” Bison frequent roads looking for delicious roadside vegetation, he says.

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From the storyTerry Armstrong, bison ecologist with ECC, says the territory may actually have wildfires to thank for those statistics. “The immediate effect of fire is that bison change where they're spending their time,” he said. “Bison have a habit of moving into recently burnt areas and benefiting from those.” He says they can start to return even while the area is still smoking, attracted to newly sprouting vegetation he says bison find “very attractive.” Bison frequent roads looking for delicious roadside vegetation, he says.

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From the storyTerry Armstrong, bison ecologist with ECC, says the territory may actually have wildfires to thank for those statistics. “The immediate effect of fire is that bison change where they're spending their time,” he said. “Bison have a habit of moving into recently burnt areas and benefiting from those.” He says they can start to return even while the area is still smoking, attracted to newly sprouting vegetation he says bison find “very attractive.” Bison frequent roads looking for delicious roadside vegetation, he says.

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From the storyTerry Armstrong, bison ecologist with ECC, says the territory may actually have wildfires to thank for those statistics. “The immediate effect of fire is that bison change where they're spending their time,” he said. “Bison have a habit of moving into recently burnt areas and benefiting from those.” He says they can start to return even while the area is still smoking, attracted to newly sprouting vegetation he says bison find “very attractive.” Bison frequent roads looking for delicious roadside vegetation, he says.