VIDEO: Tanka Fund working to recruit and support the next generation of young Native Buffalo ranchers
This is the first episode of our new video series, “Bringing the Buffalo Home.”
Summary:
Tanka Fund is working to restore Buffalo to Native American lands, supporting ranchers and attracting younger generations to the industry. Through training and partnerships, the fund helps ranchers like Brendan Siers of Double S ranch expand Buffalo operations, emphasizing the economic, cultural, and ecological benefits of revitalizing Buffalo ranching among Native communities.
Key takeaways from the video
Support for Native Ranchers: Tanka Fund assists Native American ranchers by helping them create economic opportunities through Buffalo ranching.
Focus on Youth Involvement: Tanka Fund is working to attract 16- to 26-year-olds to become Buffalo ranchers, offering training in land stewardship, marketing, and Buffalo care.
Partnerships for Growth: The fund collaborates with young Native American ranchers, such as Brendan SIers, providing resources and support to grow Buffalo ranching operations.
Broad Opportunities in Buffalo Ranching: Tanka Fund promotes a variety of roles within Buffalo ranching, including production, artistic endeavors, and ecological monitoring, encouraging younger Native people to engage with this rewarding career path.
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