Public interest has been high to the few photos we posted on social media of the burros at Blue Wing. A roundup at Blue Wing begins August 1: 800 burros and 200 […]
Burros in Blue Wing, Things to know
Personal Plea (take action in her memory)
Video note from the desk of Laura Leigh The current form of the Appropriations bill will continue to fund the collapse of the program. Wild horses will continue to pay the ultimate […]
Countdown; the years of review
In two weeks the year 2017 comes to a close, we step into 2018. 2017 brought the reality of the battlefield of public land, and the fight for our wild horses to […]
Budget, the bottom line is not solid
We are going to skip any discussion about the basics of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wild Horse and Burro Program. Those are covered in other articles. Using the search bar […]
Advocacy in a #Post-Truth World (part one)
Written January 2017 At the bottom of this editorial we are going to give you a fast illustration using the above photo of post-truth in action. This article will be followed shortly […]
Countdown 2016, roundups
Roundups get the attention of the public and media in a way that brings contention and controversy. 2016 was no exception. Many things occurred in 2016 that effect management on the range […]
Happy Anniversary, WFRH&B Act
Forty-five years ago the Wild Free Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 (WFRH&B Act) was signed into law by President Richard Nixon on December 18, 1971 (approved on December 15). This […]
Important Anniversary, the fight for humane handling of wild horses and burros
The Ghosts of Christmas Past (December 2017) An article written by anonymous WHE volunteer, that wants his name kept silent at this time, undergoing the “pragmatic advocate” training that includes an education […]
Owyhee Wild Horse Roundup, Video Recap
A recap of Owyhee, so far, in video. Our frustrations with any pretense that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) pays any attention to concepts of “conversation and collaboration” with any party […]
Fish Creek Observation Reports
Day 1 saw 36 wild horses captured. The day went smooth (no chaos or injuries) and trap moves tomorrow. This operation is the outcome of a ten year management strategy designed to […]
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