The results of 4 years of BLM working in backdoor deals with county, ranchers (that are selling water rights to a mine going in) and those in the “Ten Years to AML” […]
Fish Creek: GRAPHIC CONTENT
Fish Creek Roundup 2019
The video above is from day 2. Scroll down for reports, most recent at the top. This page is set as a landing page for reports from the Fish Creek Roundup, 2019. […]
The Roundup Window (part 3: Fish Creek)
Roundups bring attention to the world of wild horses and burros. However, a roundup is not a solitary event. Roundups begin long before a chopper flies and have ramifications that involve the […]
Justice For Fish Creek
On September 6, 2019 the BLM will decimate the population of wild horses at Fish Creek. BLM plans to remove 500 wild horses, over 70% of those that live in the area. […]
Fish Creek; a captives story (2)
We know so many of the wild horses at Fish Creek, well. We spent years working with the BLM to create a protocol to actually “fix” management. In 2016, after years (of […]
Sign the Letter; Justice For Fish Creek
Yesterday, a WHE volunteer sent a request to those that signed up for our Fish Creek alerts. The request asked that you sign onto the WHE letter to BLM (and key elected […]
Roundup Update (Squeezing in Fish Creek During Health Crisis)
Recent Roundup Recap: Confusion, Utah: 304 captured, 5 deaths. Concluded December 9. Caliente (Meadow Valley and Delamar Mountains): 459 captured, 22 deaths. Update as of December 17. Blue Wing (Burros, Selenite): 219 […]
Fish Creek; the captive ones tell a story
The roundup of Fish Creek wild horses ended with 558 wild horses captured (213 Studs, 242 Mares, and 102 Foals), 5 deaths (3 were foals) and 20 (7 studs, 23 mares, older) […]
Fish Creek; what we know so far
Many of our readers are very interested in things like protocol and process. Many want to understand what the “rules and law” are of management and what it is like interacting in […]
Justice for Fish Creek (the space between is vital to justice)
Many times in wild horse advocacy attention falls on wild herds only when a helicopter flies. As the sound of the chopper blades fade, so does public scrutiny. Roundups begin long before […]
