Please note, written in 2014. One of our “passions” at Wild Horse Education is understanding historic practices to fully comprehend the situations we are in today. Only then can we understand the […]
Perspective: 1975, First BLM Wild Horse Capture
Guest Commentary: Realities of the Range
A guest commentary by independent wild horse and burro advocate Cathy Ceci. Cathy came to Nevada and travelled with Wild Horse Education (WHE) President Laura Leigh. She got a glimpse into our […]
Carter, Update
Below is an email that people are receiving from the “Acting” field manager Heather Whitman, BLM Surprise field office. This email was generated following our action alert HERE. Please note that when […]
Q&A Wild Horse Education 9/6/2014
Wild Horse Education Q&A video 9/6/2014 If this is a format that receives interest we will do a weekly Q&A. Send wild horse and burro related questions to wildhorseeducation@gmail.com with “Q&A” in the […]
EDITORIAL: Nevada Showdown
We are heading into a fourth year of drought. Issues will be escalating with propaganda coming from all sides in an effort to inflame. Be very careful what you support as […]
Sheldon 2014, video
Fast edit of video and pics from the last year of the Sheldon mustang and burro herds in the wild. Adoptions are not done “in house” by USFWS as they are with […]
CA Wild horse Alert, Carter herd in jeopardy
Your help is needed desperately to contact the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in California. The nature of the alert is simple, “A Dead Range Supports Nothing.” The Surprise field office in […]
Reveille, 2014
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will be removing wild horses from the Reveille HMA 50 miles east of Tonopah. The date for the operation is scheduled to begin sometime AFTER September […]
Triple B and the Fight For Humane Care
Triple B is back on the roundup schedule. This removal is slated to work in conjunction with USFS and remove wild horses that have “strayed” outside the HMA. BLM is the lead […]
Not For The Faint of Heart
Letter from the Range, Laura Leigh, WHE President This time of year we are particularly busy with ground work. What WHE does is a “bottom to top” approach that focuses on key […]
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