Rewording a Contract Is Not Reform: Why the New “Bill of Sale” Doesn’t Fix the Sale Program
Today, through their social media, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced they revised its Bill of Sale for Wild Horses and Burros (Form 4710-023, June 2026), and the agency is […]
Inyo Roundup Has Begun, Callaghan, Saylor and then Lahontan (and a bunch of other stuff)
Yesterday we reported on a big win for Carter Reservoir, Buckhorn and Coppersmith. That roundup will be pulled off the schedule as we continue the fight for longterm protection in the underlying […]
BREAKING! Federal Court Halts BLM Roundup of Carter Reservoir, Buckhorn, and Coppersmith Wild Horses
U.S. District Court finds the Bureau of Land Management likely acted arbitrarily in ordering the removal of hundreds of California wild horses; September gathers enjoined pending further proceedings. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — July […]
The Word Game Is Over: Nothing Is “Humane” Without Rules
There Is No “Humane” Without Enforceable Welfare Standards Tomorrow the helicopters lift off at Mono Lake. On July 10, the machine turns to the Callaghan Complex, where the Bureau of Land Management […]
Keep Carter In Your Thoughts (Hearing Today)
I put this short video together yesterday. The images and clips are ones I took from a visit with WHE volunteer Marie Milliman, Darice Massey from Carter Reservoir Mustangs Inc. and the […]
Saylor Creek: Before The Chopper Flies on 7/15
The Saylor Creek roundup in Idaho is scheduled to begin July 15. Shadows in the Idaho High Desert: A Journey to Saylor Creek, By Bobbie Moller, WHE Volunteer The vast, rolling hills […]
Long Read: Callaghan Explained (Case v Motion)
We have always known that this case is going to be a hard one to explain to the public. The history of Callaghan is long and includes a U.N. judgement, a massacre […]
Callaghan: The Math That Does Not “Math”
We have always known that this case is going to be a hard one to explain to the public. The history of Callaghan is long and includes a U.N. judgement, a massacre […]
National Roundup Plan, July 2 Deadline
On June 3rd we first alerted you to the scoping period for the National Programmatic Environmental Assessment (PEA) for roundups. Since that time many of you have commented and urged others to […]
Inbox: Does BLM Ever Analyze Anything? (a look at predetermination and comments due)
We are running a series of articles titled “Inbox.” In this series we answer questions we receive from the public: 1) How a roundup gets on the schedule 2) Who is responsible […]
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