Happy Autumnal Equinox! It's the first day of fall 🍂⛅🍁 In the Shoshone language, the word for fall is yepani and in Arapaho it's tooyouni'. Here are some Buffalo photos from this morning.

The Buffalo are not the only animals at WRTBI. These are some of the candid shots from our field cams capturing pictures of deer, moose, and cranes.

The rut here at Buffalo Camp is finally winding down. For about two weeks the male Buffalo have been competing against each other for mates. Often males won't eat and all they do is fight.🥊💥🥇 #windriver #buffalo #ruttingseason

Buffalo on the brain. #landback #rematriation #windriverindianreservation #buffalo #lizard

In the warm weather of summer Buffalo eat mostly grasses, but in a pinch they are known to eat mosses, lichen, bark, and some wildflowers. 💐 Thank you for supporting us here at the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative. #buffalo #windriver #summer

Last week, the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative participated in the Northern Arapaho 477 Biixooo3eitiit Program's first Youth Conference! There were many activities throughout the two-day event hosted in Central Wyoming College's Intertribal Center.

Storytelling, tradition, and song were front and center at the National Geographic Photo Camp last week here at the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative. hohóu to National Geographic! 📸 Jonah Jensen, Jackson Taylor, Kenyan SunRhodes, Corey Beydler, Kesek Waupoose.

Summer is well underway and the calves are growing up so fast here at WRTBI headquarters. We've welcomed 34 calves this year to the Eastern Shoshone herd. Thanks to Nell Davis for the photos! #summer #windriver #buffalosummer

We are the Wind River Tribal Buffalo Initiative on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. Our goal is to restore traditional connections with Buffalo by putting them back on the land as wildlife. 🦬 #rematriation #wildlife #windriverreservation