Dr. Pringle’s research concluded “that even among herbivores that eat grasses, each herbivore species consumes some plant species that are not eaten by others.” Park managers work to restore or maintain the populations of as many different native species as possible. Park managers at a national park in Africa are planning to relocate three grazing herbivores—buffalo, zebra, and wildebeest—that disappeared during a civil war. Make a plan for how they would use the tools and methods in this Click & Learn to determine when and where each species should be relocated to the park.