In any high-stakes public policy debate, especially one involving public lands, wildlife, and federal law, the strength of the argument should rest on data, transparency, and lawful process. But too often, the […]
Carter/Buckhorn/Coppersmith Case Moves Forward to Preliminary Injunction Phase Intact! The judge has declined to rule on the BLM Motion to Dismiss any part of the lawsuit brought by Wild Horse Education and […]
There’s an unusual action item at the heart of today’s work—and it’s not what you’ll see on any official agenda. It doesn’t involve calling a member of Congress, drafting a brief, or […]
April 27 Hearing: Why This Wild Horse Case Matters On April 27, the lawsuit over the Carter Reservoir, Buckhorn, and Coppersmith wild horses reaches its first major turning point, and it is […]
Our team has been really busy this spring. Most of you know about the cases we have in Federal Civil Court from Carter, Buckhorn and Coppersmith to Pancake, Devil’s Garden, and Stone […]
Wild horse advocacy groups are calling on the U.S. Forest Service to stop its planned April 27, 2026 roundup in and around the Heber Wild Horse Territory, citing legal concerns, lack of […]
Our Power, Our Planet: Progress does not happen in silence. It happens when people show up. Earth Day 2026 carries a clear message: Our Power, Our Planet, Progress does not happen in silence. […]
National Volunteer Week 2026, observed April 19–25, offers a moment to recognize something we simply could not do without: the people behind the work. At Wild Horse Education, volunteers come from every […]
Bait trapping for wild burros is being sold as “low-stress” and “humane,” but the 2026 operations at Bullfrog, Lake Pleasant, and Black Mountain show how dangerous it is to run these programs […]
Team members at WHE have had an intense few days, meeting with key lawmakers to secure concrete commitments for targeted language changes that will tighten the baseline we need to fight back […]
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