The last bison was born on Catalina Island in 2013. Today, about 80 remain. Scientists don’t expect the last bison on Catalina Island to die off for another 30 years.

Every summer, more than a million people flock to a small California island to relax on sandy beaches, swing golf clubs, and take in the local wildlife—a herd of bison. Catalina Island is a ...

Bison? On an island? You bet. Catalina's bison are descendants of a small herd brought to the island in the 1920s for a film production. Today, the Catalina Island Conservancy manages the herd of ...

Catalina Island, which has plenty of horses in its history but stopped offering rides to visitors in 2008, is bringing trail ...

A man who was camping at Little Harbor Campground on Catalina Island was injured after being gored by a bison the afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 17, police said. The incident occurred at about 5:15 p ...

On Santa Catalina Island, scientists have advanced the science of immunocontraception as a safe and effective tool to humanely manage the island’s bison. In 1924, Hollywood brought 14 bison to Santa ...

A Mediterranean paradise just 70 minutes from Los Angeles where Hollywood legends escaped and film history was made among ...

Catalina Island in Spring: Scenic Adventures, Wildlife Experiences, and Relaxation Opportunities Michelle Bray Catalina Sea Spa +1 310-510-8920 email us here Visit us on social media: Facebook ...

At one point, the herd grew to as many as 600 bison. The Catalina Island Conservancy now monitors and maintains the herd to about 150 head. Tess Rafols and Scott Pasmore explore all the cool spots ...