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 […]

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 […]

The following is a journal entry by WHE volunteer Marie Milliman. Maries has been working hard as a public outreach intern for over a year and joins Wild Horse Education (WHE) board […]

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 […]

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 […]

“One of the “terror tactics” of wild horse management, “if you do not go along with whatever illegal horror we have planned that forwards the agenda of my buddies, we will kill […]

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has agreed to open the Broken Arrow (aka Indian Lakes) holding facility back up to a public tour. The facility is being used as an intake […]

During the Civil War years the concept of breeding horses specifically for the United States Cavalry began to develop as the necessity became evident after an estimated 1.5 million horses died in […]

Article designed to be R-E-A-D. Before we begin this editorial please read the following short excerpts on the use of “terror” as a tactic.  A terror tactic can be employed by an […]