Translation of "European bison" in German

The project on Bornholm will contribute to protecting the European bison.

European bison born in Helsinki are today roaming the forests of Russia.

Today more than 200 European bison can be found there.

European bison were still below 20 and slowly increasing.

Bornholm was chosen to be the home of the animals as part of a conservation project for the European bison.

On the Damerower Werder, which belongs to the parish of Jabel, there is an enclosure of European Bison which is open to visitors.

The European Bison ("Bison bonasus"), also known as Wisent ( or ) or the European Wood Bison, is a Eurasian species of bison.

Together with the spears some stone artefacts, chips as well as over 10,000 animal bones were found, amongst them 90% horse bones, followed by red deer and european bison.

Species such as the European bison (Bison bonasus), elk (Alces alces), brown bear (Ursus arctos) and Eurasian beaver (Castor fiber) became protected by law.

Only 8% were identified as increasing, including the European bison (Bison bonasus), thanks to successful conservation measures.

However, we still have the power to reverse that trend, as the case of the European bison, which was brought back from the brink of extinction clearly shows.” has been assessing the conservation status of species, subspecies and populations on a global scale to highlight those threatened with extinction, and therefore promote their conservation.

Numerous species including European bison, moose and brown bear which once inhabited the region may be seen in the Lüneburg Heath Wildlife Park alongside more exotic animals like snow leopards and Arctic wolves.

The European bison is more slender and slightly higher than its American counterpart, and therefore finds it easier to move between the trees.

The zoo staff are proud that European bison and lynx born and bred in Helsinki are today roaming wild in the forests of Russia and Poland.

Special Containment Procedures: The site of SCP-186, comprising an approximately 300km2 area, is to be closed to the public under the auspices of a habitat restoration initiative for the European bison.

The establishment and maintenance of the 25-acre wildlife park at Betzenberg, the city of Kaiserslautern is not only reflecting the desire of its nature-loving population for wildlife watching, but also making a valuable contribution to the preservation of the European bison, an endangered species.

The European bison is adapted to life as a forest animal unlike the American bison which lives on open plains.

Until now it was assumed that the European Bison – in contrast to its steppe-dwelling relatives in North America – primarily thrive in forests.

The Pašiliai European bison are inscribed in the International Book of Origin, so the name of each inhabitant of the sanctuary begins with the letters "Gi".

In a natural environment of forests and prairies full of trees, follow two trails to discover Poitou donkeys, ibexes, mouflons, European bison, red deer, roe deer, fallow deer, owls, lynxes, wolves, foxes, otters, storks and birds of prey, to name but a few!