The day after we posted “things to watch” as BLM crafts the roundup schedule, BLM posted the schedule. A FAST LOOK BLM is breaking the schedule into 2 clear sections to complete […]
2023 Roundup Schedule
Something old is new? (BLM does it again, Reveille)
BLM is doing it again as the eyes of the world look very closely at how BLM operates; “something old is new again” game has been happening a lot the last 4 […]
The Week in Roundups (Feb 9-15)
The week began with two roundups running at the same time in Nevada: Reveille and Eagle. As you read please understand the “Path Forward” has dragged us back a decade. Access games, […]
Reveille Roundup: Backstory Important to ALL Wild Horses
The 105,494-acre Reveille HMA sits within the 650,520-acre Reveille (livestock) Allotment. A year-round (12 month) livestock permit allows grazing of 1000-1800 cow/calf pairs depending on the time of year. The stocking level […]
Our Resume
Wild Horse Education (WHE) is a tiny organization with a strong track record. Many utilize WHE as a credible source of information, protocol advice and how to engage the legal process. Our […]
WHE History
Wild Horse Education was founded on the premise that an educated advocacy is the best defense our wild horses and burros can have in a propaganda driven world.
Hide and Seek (or how the First Amendment Dies at Roundups)
Personal essay by Laura Leigh from a sleep deprived and frustrating roundup. I spent 6 years fighting in the courts for access to document roundups. Many new to the issue hear revisionist […]
Reveille, Roundup Update 2017
The Tonopah Field office of the Nevada Bureau of Land Management (BLM) began the Reveille wild horse operation. 32 wild horses were captured in the first day. The operation has set a […]
Reveille, 2014
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will be removing wild horses from the Reveille HMA 50 miles east of Tonopah. The date for the operation is scheduled to begin sometime AFTER September […]
Wild Horse Roundups, November Update
Wild horse and burro removals from public land are an issue of serious public concern. Often these operations, and the wild horses and burros sitting in holding facilities, become the “face” of […]
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