Congress has ignored on-range management of wild horses again in the budget bill. Corporate greenwashing has made it easy for your representatives to stay uniformed and simply expand population growth suppression through […]
With BLM dropping population numbers for wild horses and burros and citing drought as a driver to continue the assault against wild horses, we thought we would republish an article from earlier […]
The two worst stretches of drought came in 2003 and 2013 — but what is happening right now appears to be the beginning stages of something even more severe. As we head […]
The single greatest threat to our wild horses and burros is habitat loss and fragmentation. Our ranges are not open spaces managed for a “thriving natural ecological balance.” Our western ranges are […]
Summer in the West is intense as the mega-drought moves through the better part of the last decade and climate changed induced “fire seasons” increase. Drought is not listed as an unexpected […]
In the West we are entering fire season early. Weather reports this week in wild horse country are already adding “fire warnings” to their reports. Dry conditions, low humidity and wind, create […]
Summer is a busy time of year in wild horse advocacy. Our inbox is full of notes from readers feeling a bit scattered and frantic. Summer roundups bing a sense of urgency […]
BLM announces a massive increase in roundups through the fiscal year. You can download the new schedule HERE: FY21 Proposed Wild Horse and Burro Roundup Schedule and Fertility Control Schedule BLM Press […]
This is a very busy season for advocacy. A few brief updates: Confusion HMA (litigation): Last October WHE filed against the (spay plan) ovariectomy via colpotomy at Confusion. In April we informed […]
H.R.6935 – Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act was introduced into the House by Representative Adam Smith (D-WA) and Jared Huffman (D-CA) on 03/03/2022. You can read the text of the bill HERE. […]
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