Laura Leigh loves horses. They have held a special place in her heart since childhood. Laura has been involved in anti-slaughter issues for more than two decades. Leigh has attended more roundups than any other observer including government personnel in the last four years. Her videography has been seen on CNN, NBC, BBC, PBS and her photography in many print venues, she holds press credentials through Horseback Magazine. Wild Horse Education was created to gain protections from abuse, slaughter and extinction for our beloved wild horses and burros.
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 […]
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. […]
BLM has ended the helicopter portion of the Pine Nut removal operation. Helicopters did not fly today in the Pine Nut Mountains. BLM will continue the operation, that completes the helicopter removal […]
Back in May we published our pre-release review of This Land, How Cowboys, Capitalism and Corruption are Ruining the American West. A revisit of the book, by Laura Leigh When Christopher Ketcham […]
Before a roundup the conversation to preserve and protect our wild horses and burros lies deep in public lands law, land use, and a history of politics that masquerade as management. You […]
Over 2000 wild horses and burros are targeted for removals in active removals, or beginning this week (more here). These operations include 820 burros (125 from Twin Peaks (CA), 80 from Big […]
Roundup “season” is underway. Wild horses from the Triple B roundup are now processed and marked with brands and tags. (You can see roundup updates HERE) We are putting together an extensive […]
Remember what we are fighting for; the wild horse. It’s another busy week in advocacy (the week beginning July 29) Roundups are in the planning stages as final approvals and contracts are […]
Murderers Creek, jointly managed by the Malheur National Forest, Blue Mountain Ranger District (USFS) and Bureau of Land Management (BLM), has opened public comments for the scoping period for the Herd Management Area […]
The video above is a very fast overview of the wild place. Our wild horses are the only animal in our nation legally defined by the land it stands. Instead of protecting […]
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