Wild Horse Education often works to provide information to the public. In addition, the work done by WHE members on the range, can enrich the work of environmental groups through individual participation […]
“This one isn’t just any old horse. There’s a nobility in his eye, a regal serenity about him. Does he not personify all that men try to be and never can be? […]
Wild Horse Organization Accuses BLM Deputy Director of Illegal Action and Calls for Investigation by OIG Press Release: (Washington, DC) — Today Wild Horse Education (WHE) filed a complaint with the Department […]
Our wild horses are the only animal in our nation defined legally by the land it stands, not what it is biologically. Without the land it stands, there is no wild horse. […]
Wild Horse Education (WHE) volunteers have spent years engaging in multiple levels of advocacy; litigation, field monitoring, roundups and even attempts at collaboration. At every level we have watched critical facts omitted […]
Roundups get the attention of the public and media in a way that brings contention and controversy. 2016 was no exception. Many things occurred in 2016 that effect management on the range […]
Forty-five years ago the Wild Free Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 (WFRH&B Act) was signed into law by President Richard Nixon on December 18, 1971 (approved on December 15). This […]
The Ghosts of Christmas Past (December 2017) An article written by anonymous WHE volunteer, that wants his name kept silent at this time, undergoing the “pragmatic advocate” training that includes an education […]
Happy Birthday Wild Horse Education (WHE)! As we count down to our fifth year of operations, we look back at some of the accomplishments of WHE. Access at Roundups and the “Right […]
At Wild Horse Education (WHE) we are known for our documentation of wild horse roundups. Our founder Laura Leigh was the first to bring daily observation of removals into the public eye […]
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