As we advocate for wild horses and burros we have to take actions toward long term goals as well as short term actions. This page will update frequently. Preface to all actions: […]
Invitation to Action
Eagle Roundup Begins, Again (What, Where and Why)
Roundup statistics to date, January 18, 2021: 503 (214 Studs, 285 Mares, and 1 Foals), 8 dead. 3 year-old mare, BLM stated “Physical Defect or Deformity: Acquired.” 20 year-old mare, BLM stated […]
49 Years
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, […]
Gratitude Week: The Escape
2020 has been a rough year in advocacy for wild things and wild places. It has been a very rough year as we face an international health crisis that has hit many […]
Things Are Moving Fast: What to Watch
2020 is drawing to a close. The last 4 years have seen a rampant destruction of our wild places, and a particularly vitriolic campaign against our wild horses, run full steam. Not […]
Leadership (what next?)
Many of you are emailing us and asking “what the implications are for wild horses and burros from the elections?” Public lands are driven by political agenda, like it or not. “Wild […]
2021 Roundup Schedule
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has published a tentative schedule for the fiscal year (FY) 2021. The federal government runs on a fiscal year that begins in October. The distinction between […]
The Black (an escape at Red Desert)
At the Red Desert roundup 121 wild horses lost freedom, family and home. This brings the total captured to 598 out of the 2400 targeted. Some local photography favorites like “Blue Zeus” […]
Range Run (the picture is not pretty)
A personal note from the dashboard, LLeigh. Year after year I have documented wild horses on federal lands; wild on the range, roundups, holding facilities. Documentation involves the research and written word, […]
The Captive Diamond (898 now captive, 25 dead)
The purpose of this page is so you can see the condition of the wild horses coming off the Diamond Complex. We have received multiple emails requesting the opportunity to view individual […]
