Since in 2006, an outherd of wood bisons sent from Alberta's Elk Island National Park  was established in Yakutia, Russia as a practice of Pleistocene rewilding; wood bison is the most closely related to the extinct steppe bison.
These bisons are adapting well in the 6,000 years-ago homeland, and the Yakutia's Red List officially registered the species in 2019, and the second herd was formed in 2020.
Since in 2006, an outherd of wood bisons sent from Alberta's Elk Island National Park  was established in Yakutia, Russia as a practice of Pleistocene rewilding; wood bison is the most closely related to the extinct steppe bison. These bisons are adapting well in the 6,000 years-ago homeland, and the Yakutia's Red List officially registered the species in 2019, and the second herd was formed in 2020.
American bison