T he story told in the PBS docuseries “The American Buffalo” is one of total destruction according to the show’s director Ken Burns and producer and writer Dayton Duncan.However, for both ...

Was William Hornaday a hero or villain in the story of American Buffalo? What happened in 19th century society to allow the mass extinction or near mass extinction of so many animals? How did ...

Hornaday hoped to find a handful of bison for an exhibit in America’s National Museum, since stuffed ones might well be the only buffalo future Americans would ever see. While only sixty years ...

For thousands of generations, buffalo (species bison bison) have evolved alongside Indigenous people who relied on them for food and shelter, and, in exchange for killing them, revered the animal.

From joking about date rape drugs to exploring an extended bit about Ken Burns’ The Civil War docuseries, Shane Gillis’ second turn as host - from his previous and shortlived home of Saturday Night ...

From director Ken Burns. Show more The dramatic story of America’s national mammal, which sustained the lives of Native people for untold generations and was driven to the brink of extinction ...

Knopf, Ken Burns's long-time publisher ... Lacey, who helped push a bill through Congress to protect Yellowstone's last wild buffalo herd. Other voices include Andy Garcia, Josh Lucas, Eli ...

That’s a [Bill] Cosby tip for you: Who needs roofies when we have Ken Burns presents the history of the buffalo on PBS?” He then discussed Shelby Foote, who authored The Civil War: A Narrative ...