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 […]
Myth Busting
Reward Rises to $25K for Information on Wild Horse shootings
BLM Press Release: BLM REWARD FOR INFORMATION ON FIVE WILD HORSE SHOOTINGS IN JAKES VALLEY, NEVADA INCREASES TO $25,000 ELY, Nev. – The Bureau of Land Management’s reward for information leading to […]
Pancake, forage (the fight lives on, part 2)
When we talk about wild horses and burros on public lands one of the key subjects that arises is “availability of forage.” One of the big questions that arises is “How can […]
Pancake, deaths (the fight lives on, part 1)
WARNING: Video disturbing for most viewers Exactly 1 year ago today, WHE released a gut-wrenching exclusive video on the first day of the Pancake roundup: a young colt shattered a leg running […]
WHE 2022, Year-in-review video
At the end of each year it is a challenge to create one video to “look back” at the year’s end. 2022 is no exception. It is impossible to edit the hundreds […]
Org Takes Legal Action: BLM Shuffles Horses Into Disputed Facility
Update: Some of the issues we raised in the IBLA were included in a federal district court case by another org. (our attorney shared our briefs in a spirit of expediency). IBLA […]
Burros Are NOT Horses (spotlight)
Burros are not horses. You may simply shake your head and question why an article discussing this fact is even being written. Many people that adopt a wild burro are never told […]
Fighting Abuse (Can You help?)
We need your help to address abuse at roundups. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is in the process of finalizing roundup contracts. The name change to “Catch/Treat/Release Contract” is simply a […]
Stone Cabin Comment Period Open
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Battle Mountain District Office (Tonopah Field Office) has published a draft Environmental Assessment (EA) for a ten-year removal plan of wild horses for the Stone Cabin/Saulsbury […]
Regs and Planning (Wild Week, part 2)
We published a piece that prefaced this next piece for Wild Week: a bit of history, the formation of the framework of advocacy for wild horses on our public lands. Advocacy for […]
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