Wild Horse Education has filed a legal action against (what has become known as the “spay” plan) decision BLM released for the Confusion HMA in Utah. (We know how important this […]
Appeal of “Spay” Plan on FILE
Pendley: WHE File Documents (you can help)
PRESS RELEASE: On Friday Wild Horse Education (WHE) sent a packet of information off to the House Committee on Natural Resources, and key Senators, containing documents regarding policy changes that took place […]
2021 Roundup Schedule
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has published a tentative schedule for the fiscal year (FY) 2021. The federal government runs on a fiscal year that begins in October. The distinction between […]
A No Fly Day, What Can You Learn? (CAWP team)
Yesterday, the wind kicked up and operations were called off at the Red Desert Complex with no additional wild horses being captured. You can view previous reports from the operation here. A […]
The Black (an escape at Red Desert)
At the Red Desert roundup 121 wild horses lost freedom, family and home. This brings the total captured to 598 out of the 2400 targeted. Some local photography favorites like “Blue Zeus” […]
Red Desert, a pzp release
In conjunction with the massive removal of wild horses from the Red Desert Complex in Wyoming, BLM has done a “treat and release” of wild horses. On Friday BLM released 24 studs. […]
Red Desert, a day in pictures
A big day: 128 wild horses captured. (you can see ongoing reports HERE) We have been offered a match of contributions to help us get our roundup team out as BLM announces […]
Through The Snow Fence (Red Desert, Pendley Spins)
You can view reports from our trained CAWP team observer from the Red Desert roundup HERE. 78 captured on Oct 15 bringing the total captured to date to 349. Our observer took […]
Red Desert (two days of barbed wire)
Our CAWP team is busy addressing issues onsite at the ongoing roundup in Wyoming. Our trapsite observer just reported that 75 wild horses were captured today bringing the total to 271. Today […]
Red Desert 2020 (the largest single removal in history)
The Red Desert Complex is comprised of Antelope Hills, Crooks Mountain, Green Mountain, Lost Creek and Stewart Creek herd management areas (HMAs). The complex covers 753,000 acres. The BLM states that only […]
