Wild horse and burro advocacy is often difficult for the public to navigate. Caught in multiple layers of laws that govern public land management, multiple jurisdictions that manage free roaming populations and […]
Caught in a Tangled Web, the reality of wild horse slaughter EDIT 2018: The fiscal year 2018 budget has presented stressful challenges in content and engagement. This is a long article began […]
Editorial by Laura Leigh, President of Wild Horse Education (WHE) (UPDATE bottom of this posting in BOLD print) I am just in from the last round of tracking wild horses and roundups. […]
The BLM winter schedule has begun. It was requested that we put “everything” on one page as people are having difficulty tracking things that are happening. It is impossible to put everything […]
We have added this section to clear up a bit of confusion on the “Grass March.” Some of you have followed the issues and are aware of the background and that this […]
Fast report from the road: One of the things we do at Wild Horse Education is take members of various media out on the range. This time we have Michelle Blackwell with […]
(RENO) Today the Nevada Department of Agriculture (NV DoA), without any notification to the residents in a primarily equestrian community, took a local band of wild horses in the Steamboat Valley area. […]
Wild Horse Education has been very busy dealing with wild horse and burro issues. This includes work on some of the active litigation that we are engaged in. In scanning through social […]
January 2014 Reference piece on poilcy. When used to describe a formerly wild horse captured by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) the words “adopted” or “sold” carry very distinct definitions. […]
WHE Challenges the BLM The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has issued challenges and generated studies. One of the studies was a 1.5 dollar study by the National Academy of Sciences and BLM […]
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