Inside the museum at The Bison Range, Stephanie Gillin, a wildlife biologist for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT), points out bison hide used for clothes, bison hair used for rope, even a bison bladder used as a drinking bottle. As Gillin demonstrates, Native Americans “used the whole buffalo,” as the expression goes, for thousands of years, until settlers all but eradicated them from the landscape. A key principle undergirding conservation efforts by the CSKT is reciprocity—do