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A tour of WOZU, a regenerative nonprofit in Standing Rock

Published September 8, 2026 at 4:44 PM CDT
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Buffalo on WOZU's Standing Rock campus. Some of them were transplanted from national parks, and have struggled to adjust. David Archambault II said that the rest of the herd, remarkably, have helped them feel more at home.
Erik Deatherage
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Prairie Public
Buffalo on WOZU's Standing Rock campus. Some of them were transplanted from national parks, and have struggled to adjust. David Archambault II said that the rest of the herd, remarkably, have helped them feel more at home.

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Former Standing Rock Tribal Chairman David Archambault II gives Prairie Public's Erik Deatherage a tour of WOZU, a nonprofit focused on regenerative agriculture, food sovereignty, cultural revitalization and land stewardship. Alongside a herd of buffalo, he shares how reconnecting people with the land can help heal both the prairie and the community.

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