Wild Horse Education

The BLM Report to Congress has the potential to gut the 1971 Wild Horse and Burro Act. It is important that you understand where, what, how, why and when this report becomes […]

Edit Addition, August 28: BLM has still not responded to our report that shows that BLM is not improving in CAWP (humane handling) for wild horses. WHE has carefully mapped a deterioration, […]

At Wild Hose Education we are getting many inquiries about roundups.  Over the last decade we have a seen a massive rise in public and media interest into roundups. We are getting […]

BLM has ended the helicopter portion of the Pine Nut removal operation. Helicopters did not fly today in the Pine Nut Mountains. BLM will continue the operation, that completes the helicopter removal […]

  When Christopher Ketcham was working on his book I often met up with him, helped with technology (cameras and things) and transport. If you read his book he is not a […]

Before a roundup the conversation to preserve and protect our wild horses and burros lies deep in public lands law, land use, and a history of politics that masquerade as management. You […]

Over 2000 wild horses and burros are targeted for removals in active removals, or beginning this week (more here). These operations include 820 burros (125 from Twin Peaks (CA), 80 from Big […]

Roundup “season” is underway. Wild horses from the Triple B roundup are now processed and marked with brands and tags. (You can see roundup updates HERE) We are putting together an extensive […]

Remember what we are fighting for; the wild horse. It’s another busy week in advocacy (the week beginning July 29) Roundups are in the planning stages as final approvals and contracts are […]

Murderers Creek, jointly managed by the Malheur National Forest, Blue Mountain Ranger District (USFS) and Bureau of Land Management (BLM),  has opened public comments for the scoping period for the Herd Management Area […]