In January this year, we received information about a lonely baby bison who was in the Forest Inspectorate in Różańko. His mother probably died in a car accident so the little bison was looking for his herd. Unfortunately, there is no herd in the area. The little bull went near Ostrowiec, where some cows took care of him. This herd became a temporary foster family. Bolek, the little bull’s name, lives with cows for almost 2 weeks.  Last Wednesday, i.e. April 15, 2020 Bison Emergency carried out the action of caching Bolek and transporting him to a free-living herd in Drawsko Forest District.

The farmer, Przemysław Obielak, informed us about the presence of the bison. Additionally, we would like to thank Mr. Przemysław for help in taking care of Bolek and in the action of catching him.

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Dear visitors!

We would to inform, that Wild Farm will be closed for tourist to April 14, 2020. 

See you soon! 

From the 12th of March to the 25st of March, Wild Farm will be closed for visitors. In this time, the office of ‘Wild Farm’ still works normally from  Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Position on the implementation of tasks related to the protection of bison in West Pomeranian Voivodeship. Referring to the letter we received from Szczecin City Hall regarding the activities of the West Pomeranian Nature Society in the field of tasks related to the protection of bison in West PomeranianVoivodeship and more specifically in the municipalities of Tuczno and Mirosławiec, we present the received letter along with our reply.

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It might seem that the bison are large and clumsy, but these are just appearances to confuse the opponent! They are agile, can gallop quickly- unfortunately, humans can’t keep up with them and their fur makes them blend well with the forest surroundings. Here is an example of how they can “blend in” with the background between pine trees.