16 Ryazan bison will move to North Ossetia
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16 Ryazan bison will move to North Ossetia

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04-17-2023
 
The press service of the Oksky State Reserve announced the approval of the plan for the resettlement of bison from nurseries and free groups for the next two years.

According to the plan, 16 bison from the nurseries of the Oksky and Prioksko-Terrasny reserves will go to replenish the free group in the Turmonsky reserve in the fall. In winter, 10 bison from the free group living in Orlovsky Polissya will move to the Ust-Kubensky hunting farm of the Vologda region.

“It is also planned to exchange breeding animals between nurseries - Oksky, Prioksko-Terrasny and Zubr LLC,” the message says.
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