Sunday August 5, 2018 Last week was another ride on the political roller coaster of public land management. Multiple bills, including spending bills, moved through Congress; some can maintain a status quo […]
#WildHorses; #WeekendUpdate
Drought: Propaganda Nightmare
Today a piece was circulated on wild horses and “drought in the West” through the Associated Press. This piece is a propaganda nightmare. This type of reporting is extremely dangerous while Congress […]
Martin Fire Update: 7/13
We ask that you take the time to read and understand the aspects of this fire. The Martin Fire is perhaps the single most destructive incident occurring on wild horse habitat since […]
BLM moves forward with Spay paperwork
UPDATE 8/8/2018: UPDATE Colorado State University has pulled out of the study. However at this time it is unclear if BLM will partner with another University to continue this experiment. We are […]
“The Fate of the Wild” screens at Mountainfilm
(Telluride) “The Fate of the Wild,” a short documentary, will be featured from May 25-May 28 at the Mountainfilm festival. The short feature is about the life and work of our founder, […]
Thumbnail; 2018 (part one, Appropriations)
Wild horses present a multilayered, multicomponent, picture. As wild horse advocates having at least a thumbnail of some of these moving parts can help you understand both the larger picture and how […]
BLM Reports to Congress; so does WHE
Laura Leigh, president of the Wild Horse Education horse protection advocacy group, said the report ignores the impact of cattle and sheep grazing on public rangeland and relies heavily on recommendations made […]
Newborns at Triple B in Danger
Since Feb 14th we have been warning BLM that foals are dropping at Triple B. Since Feb we have been warning that newborns are in the project area. Yesterday, Feb. 19th, they […]
The Wild Place; a story in The New Yorker
We are truly honored that the New Yorker, that has not published a story on wild horses in a long time, has featured wild horses at such a critical juncture in the […]
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 […]
