The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Battle Mountain District Office (Tonopah Field Office) has published a draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for a ten-year removal plan of wild horses for the Stone Cabin/Saulsbury […]
Journal entry, Laura Leigh As I sit here juggling 4 different projects, all with deadlines, a reader (Mr. Huber) submitted the two photos above for us to include on the “Second Floor” […]
On March 5, 1912, Velma Bronn Johnston was born. We are writing about her birthday a bit early because the week ahead is an intense one in advocacy. The first week of […]
The emergency roundup of wild horses at Jackson Mountain continues to trudge on toward the target goal of removing 600 wild horses from the south of the HMA. To date, 392 have […]
Our teams continue to work hard in the field and on legal challenges. However, roundups have accelerated and taken center stage. Each roundup demonstrates the flaws in management practices for our wild […]
A helicopter drive draws in the media and the public. However, that moment in time is simply that, one moment in a severely broken system. A series of articles about roundups; how, […]
We published a piece that prefaced this next piece for Wild Week: a bit of history, the formation of the framework of advocacy for wild horses on our public lands. Advocacy for […]
The Wild Free Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 (WFRH&B Act) (original text) was approved by President Nixon on December 15, 1971, ceremonially signed in a press conference on December 18, […]
So much of what we all deal with as advocates for a public lands issue, wild horses and burros, is delving into the world of technical land use planning processes, legal language […]
March 8 is International Women’s Day. March 5 was the day Velma Bronn Johnston was born. WHE declare this “Wild Horse Annie Weekend!” On March 5, 1912 a child was born to […]
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