For decades, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has avoided doing the real, site‑specific management planning that wild horses and burros are legally owed. That planning is supposed to come in the […]
Wild Horse Education today announced that it has filed a federal lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s new Herd Management Area […]
A few days of a burro advocate’s journey: Laurie Ford I recently spoke at the National Wild Horse and Burro Conference about the challenges our wild burros are facing both on and […]
Carter Reservoir Mustangs Inc. (CRMI) and Wild Horse Education (WHE) have now filed a motion for a Preliminary Injunction in the federal case challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s plan for the […]
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is taking public comments on the “Silver King Wild Horse Gather and Herd Management Area Plan” Preliminary Environmental Assessment (EA), NEPA No. DOI-BLM-NV-L030-2025-0011-EA. The comment deadline […]
WHE volunteer Tammi Adams has a Mother’s Day message for all of you after spending a few days out on the Callaghan complex. Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers of humans, canines, […]
Burro Week, observed each year in early May and centered on World Donkey Day on May 8, is a chance to pause and recognize an animal most people overlook. During this week, […]
In any high-stakes public policy debate, especially one involving public lands, wildlife, and federal law, the strength of the argument should rest on data, transparency, and lawful process. But too often, the […]
There’s an unusual action item at the heart of today’s work—and it’s not what you’ll see on any official agenda. It doesn’t involve calling a member of Congress, drafting a brief, or […]
April 27 Hearing: Why This Wild Horse Case Matters On April 27, the lawsuit over the Carter Reservoir, Buckhorn, and Coppersmith wild horses reaches its first major turning point, and it is […]
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