Migratory Birds, Sage Grouse, National Monuments, and Wild Horses (and burros) were all on the same “hit list” of a movement that has been given many names: Grass March, Public Lands Extremism, […]
As the debate begins for reform of federal agencies, and how programs are funded, there are two documents that it will be important to keep in mind for the wild horse and […]
On March 5, 1912, Velma Bronn Johnston was born. We are writing about her birthday a bit early because the week ahead is an intense one in advocacy. The first week of […]
Many of our readers are confused about the status of the Ochoco herd. We are providing this information as a status update. The Big Summit Wild Horse Territory (WHT) is located approximately […]
Wild Horse Education invites you to join us as we celebrate our love of wild horses and burros and our commitment to continue the battle to protect them. This holiday weekend stroll […]
Many of our readers have noticed that at the bottom of several of our “roundup updates” this year we have placed covid updates on the areas of the operations. As our teams […]
As we begin the budget debates for fiscal year 2022, the 117th Congress has just begun and new Cabinet members are confirmed and take their seats, as advocates we have an opportunity […]
As the Eagle roundup continues, and the Silver King roundup is set to begin, WildLands Defense and Wild Horse Education file legal action against the massive EA BLM has been trudging forward […]
On this day in 2012 a video we put out to the public went viral, officially viral. The video was published in July of 2011, but in January of 2012 the video […]
As we advocate for wild horses and burros we have to take actions toward long term goals as well as short term actions. This page will update frequently. Preface to all actions: […]
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