Wild Horse Education

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is essentially a last resort used by many journalists, organizations and citizens to locate critical information. After research and direct questioning provide no response, a FOIA […]

March 8 is International Women’s Day. March 5 was the day Velma Bronn Johnston was born. WHE declare this “Wild Horse Annie Weekend!” On March 5, 1912 a child was born to […]

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) operates on a fiscal year that begins in October (fiscal 2020 began in October 2019) and runs through September. The “roundup year” is now at it’s […]

The current BLM Internet Auction ends in less than 24 hours. Our teams are working on multiple projects and still dealing with a few complications post the last roundup run of the […]

Noteworthy:  A D.C.-based federal judge ruled Sunday that President Donald Trump’s appointment of Ken Cuccinelli as acting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services director violated the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, a decision that […]

At Wild Horse Education we do a lot of interviews for multiple projects. Sometimes we miss when one is published. We missed one published in a mens magazine called “Mel.” The magazine […]

In February two roundups ran simultaneously in the state of Nevada a removed nearly 2000 wild horses in helicopter operations. Twenty-three wild horses were confirmed killed (we are questioning the number as […]

For those of you that do not know Laura her body of work is impressive. Once called a “one woman wrecking crew” against the actions of the BLM by a writer for […]

The week began with two roundups running at the same time in Nevada: Reveille and Eagle.  As you read please understand the “Path Forward” has dragged us back a decade. Access games, […]