Unlike other free-roaming animals that live on our western landscapes, wild horses are confined to less than 13% of our public lands. Hard rock mining has been expanding rapidly in wild horse […]
Mining Reform; why it matters to wild horse advocacy
Wild Horse and Burro Update (picking up the pieces and moving forward)
This is always a very busy time of year in the world of wild horses and burros. There are many layers in advocacy to help protect our wild ones. Range work to […]
Webinar: Speak Out!
On Tuesday October 15, at 6 pm pacific time, you can join us for a live web presentation. The presentation will cover the multiple avenues open to the public to “speak out” […]
Fish Creek; a captives story (2)
We know so many of the wild horses at Fish Creek, well. We spent years working with the BLM to create a protocol to actually “fix” management. In 2016, after years (of […]
Fish Creek; the captive ones tell a story
The roundup of Fish Creek wild horses ended with 558 wild horses captured (213 Studs, 242 Mares, and 102 Foals), 5 deaths (3 were foals) and 20 (7 studs, 23 mares, older) […]
2020 Roundup Schedule; get ready for chaos
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is putting together the fiscal year 2020 roundup schedule. Once funding is approved by Congress in the fiscal 2020 debate (happening now) we may see the […]
What Do We Look Like To The Rest Of The World? (DRTV)
Over the last year we have had media, and other special guests, out on the range and at roundups. Most media we had on range is working on what they call “long […]
WHE Library; debate team tools
Many of you are engaged in contacting your representative in Congress as the funding debate moves forward. The House has approved a “$6 million dollar version” and the Senate a “$35 million […]
National Public Lands Day
Thoughts; WHE volunteer B.T. Kirle Today our country takes time to recognize our public lands; a tradition that dates back to 1994. National Public Lands Day, which always takes place on the […]
Roundups; the next round in the fight (a simple illustrative tool)
The fiscal year 2019 roundup schedule is in it’s final days. The fiscal year 2020 budget, that is in debate now in Congress, will fund the removals from October 2019 through September […]
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