There are 177 Herd Management Areas (HMAs) managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and 34 active Wild Horse Territories (WHT) managed by the United States Forest Service. That might sound […]
What Are We Fighting For?
Roundups and More
The Adobe Town Roundup of 2025 came to an end on August 2, when the last wild horses shipped of to to short term (processing) facilities. Wild horses can spend a few […]
Tour of Temporary Corrals: A Hard Look and a Shocking Statement
The ongoing Adobe Town Herd Management Area (HMA) roundup has captured 878 of the 1,675 wild horses targeted for removal. The removal target is the low Appropriate Management Level (AML) established in […]
Bottom Line: AML
As wild horse and burro advocates we deal with the many layers of the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Program (and programs within a program). A roundup filled with abuse and neglect […]
2024, Review
2024 was a jammed packed year of both hardship and groundbreaking wins. Creating one video that memorializes the events of 2024 is nearly impossible. In 2024 we brought momentum built in 2023 […]
Top Ten 2024 (Tradition)
In 5 weeks, (or 34 days, 820 hours, or 49,299 minutes); no matter how you say it, the new year is just over the horizon. The holiday season has officially begun and […]
Triple B, Take ACTION: Simply Wrong (Week 4 Begins)
While BLM is squeezing every wild horse they can find off the range at each trap site, roping of adults is commonplace. Roping of adults is traditionally limited to matching up nursing […]
Crash Never Reviewed by BLM (Time For A “Hard Look”)
At the ongoing Triple B roundup there was a “no fly” day yesterday and today. This gives us a moment to talk about the sheer lack of actual follow-through by BLM in […]
Wild Horses and Burros Win In Court, Again
A second groundbreaking federal court ruling has been won this year by Wild Horse Education and Rewilding America Now. These rulings clearly show that BLM ha been ignoring mandated management planning in […]
It Is Simple. Why Is It So Hard? (Humane Handling Rules)
The 1971 Wild Horse and Burro Act clearly stated that wild horses and burros are to be managed humanely. In fact, the Act mentions the words “humane” or “humanely” seven times. Why […]
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