read the passage(s) below and answer the question based on what is stated or implied in the passage(s) and in any introductory material that may be provided. passage since the 1990s, many plains tribes have had successful intertribal cooperatives in the areas of buffalo restoration and indian agriculture. the intertribal buffalo council, with fifty - eight member tribes in nineteen states, in 1992 launched a plan to bring the sacred bison back to reservation land for cultural, subsistence, and spiritual purposes. that effort became one of the countrys most successful natural resource restoration projects. his is all about the tribes,\ says dianne amiotte - seidel, the councils project director and marketing coordinator. \we are bringing all the tribes together as one, because they have the same belief in one thing, and thats the buffalo.\ the council manages a collective herd of more than 15,000 buffalo. its goal is to engage in education and training programs on herd management and marketing. it works with the national park service to relocate surplus bison to tribal land, and provides buffalo meat to reservation people. from mark anthony rolo,
ew economies for native nations.\ ©2016 by the progressive inc. question the passage can best be described as a journalistic account of an organizations purpose, mission, and work an academic report summarizing successful marketing strategies a policy proposal for increasing the buffalo population in the plains region a historical analysis of an organizations environmental practices

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read the passage(s) below and answer the question based on what is stated or implied in the passage(s) and in any introductory material that may be provided. passage since the 1990s, many plains tribes have had successful intertribal cooperatives in the areas of buffalo restoration and indian agriculture. the intertribal buffalo council, with fifty - eight member tribes in nineteen states, in 1992 launched a plan to bring the sacred bison back to reservation land for cultural, subsistence, and spiritual purposes. that effort became one of the countrys most successful natural resource restoration projects. 	his is all about the tribes,\ says dianne amiotte - seidel, the councils project director and marketing coordinator. \we are bringing all the tribes together as one, because they have the same belief in one thing, and thats the buffalo.\ the council manages a collective herd of more than 15,000 buffalo. its goal is to engage in education and training programs on herd management and marketing. it works with the national park service to relocate surplus bison to tribal land, and provides buffalo meat to reservation people. from mark anthony rolo,
ew economies for native nations.\ ©2016 by the progressive inc. question the passage can best be described as a journalistic account of an organizations purpose, mission, and work an academic report summarizing successful marketing strategies a policy proposal for increasing the buffalo population in the plains region a historical analysis of an organizations environmental practices

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# Brief Explanations:
The passage details the InterTribal Buffalo Council, its formation, goals (like bison restoration for cultural - spiritual - subsistence purposes), and activities (herd management, education, relocating bison, providing meat). It reads like a journalistic account presenting the organization's purpose, mission, and work. It's not an academic report on marketing strategies as marketing is just one aspect. It's not a policy proposal as no new policies are proposed. It's not a historical analysis as it's more about current work than historical environmental practices.
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A. a journalistic account of an organization's purpose, mission, and work

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