Wild Horse Education has taken a stand at Stone Cabin. The first roundup of briefs are on file. Large removals and another cocktail of multiple fertility control methods/substances (including some vaguely identified […]
What a crazy week! Our team is working hard on the backside on the frontline of the fight to protect our wild horses and burros. From our cases in Bordo in NM, […]
National Donkey Week began in 1983 to celebrate the amazing lives of donkeys/burros and how they’ve been beneficial to humans today and throughout history. In 2023, it takes place from May 2 […]
BLM has published a tentative roundup schedule that will run through the end of fiscal 2023 (Oct. 1). Late fall and winter roundups will be part of the fiscal 2024 budget. We […]
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 […]
When it comes to domestic livestock, BLM decision making takes a sharp 180 degree turn. This turn is not only apparent in the physical landscape (sheer numbers, fencing, water pipelines, etc.), but […]
A copy of our end-of-week newsletter, 3/24/23 Catching up with WHE (March) March 29th, Greenlink North meeting: a Zoom info-meeting will take place March 29th at from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PDT. You […]
Did you know that BLM is beginning to approve hay drops on public lands to feed domestic livestock? Instead of bringing the cows and sheep in and requiring livestock operators to feed […]
Press Release: Massive habitat destruction plan challenged in Ely WildLands Defense (WLD) and Wild Horse Education (WHE) have filed an appeal of the Ely District BLM Bristlecone Field Office’s “Long and Ruby Valley Watershed […]
We take a moment to go head-to-head with the three most prevalent myths making the rounds: Roundups result in less than a 2% death rate, BLM adheres to a humane policy and […]
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