The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 established the mandate that wild horses and burros were to managed, humanely, and preserved for future generations. When we talk about “humane management […]

In the world of wild horses there are two words that cause the most anxiety in advocacy: roundup and slaughter. Both of these subjects are products of failed on-range management. Roundups are […]

Nye County Commission Adopts “Stop Helicopter Roundups” Resolution, Unanimously (Nye County,NV) Today the Nye County Commission in Nevada adopted, unanimously, a resolution in opposition to the manner in which the Bureau of […]

UPDATED June 18, 2020: As wild horse advocates we face many challenges. Wild horses live in our system of public lands where they share the range with other wild things. However, our […]

The BLM plan/report to Congress is another step in achieving the goals set by the Summit of the Wild Horse held in Utah in 2017.   This agenda has taken many forms […]

Mining reform matters. It matters a lot. Mining reform is vital to the health and well being of every single living thing in the West.  The law on the books, that needs […]

  The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) roundup schedule runs on a fiscal year of October through the end of February. BLM has completed the fall/winter portion of the fiscal year 2020 […]

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) released  the draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Wyoming Pipeline Corridor Initiative (WPCI). This EIS is intended to fast track environmental analysis for future developers laying […]

THANK YOU! to all of our readers that have taken action against the Dept of Interior ramming through vast policy changes, amping up EIS/EAs and continuing “business as usual” as the country […]

For the last decade Wild Horse Education has served as a reference for both newcomers and experienced advocates.  Many of you have taken part in our “Wild Horses 101” webinar series and […]