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FILE - This Sept. 23, 2012, file photo shows buffalo in Custer State Park in western South Dakota. A new book detailing the history of the American buffalo is telling the story of the last great bison hunts in the western Dakotas and efforts to restore the animals that were on the brink of extinction. &quot;Buffalo Heartbeats Across the Plains,&quot; released in June 2018 by North Dakota author Francie Berg, takes a deeper dive into the people and places featured in her previous tour book. (AP Photo/Amber Hunt, File)

North Dakota author details comeback of American buffalo

By YOUSSEF RDDAD - Associated Press

FILE - In this May 24, 2017, file photo, a bison munches grass in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota. From historical details of Native Americans' final great wild buffalo hunts to tales of the animal's rescue from near extinction, a new self-guided tour across 10 sites in the western Dakotas tells the story of the last stand of the American bison, the national mammal. The trail, which is accompanied by the tour book &quot;Buffalo Trails in the Dakota Buttes&quot; oriented toward history enthusiasts, officially opens June 11. (AP Photo/Blake Nicholson, File)

Dakotas buffalo trail tour traces story of American bison

By JAMES NORD - Associated Press