Wild Horse Education

Do you have horse loving kids making their Valentine cards this weekend (or make a few yourself)? You can click on the image below and go to a downloadable pdf you can […]

Many of you are writing to us asking “what is going on” with the roundup schedule. Traditionally, January and February are very busy months for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) “roundup […]

The scoping period for the McCullough Peaks Population Growth Suppression plan has peaked as the most commented on project currently open under the federal register. This herd has gotten the attention of […]

Many of you are writing to us asking about bills like Save Our Forgotten Equines (SAFE) and the Grazing Retirement Act. You want to know when they are being introduced so that […]

One question we consistently receive in our inbox involves impacts from “green” energy to wild horses/burros. Of course they are impacted. Everything that lives in a wild place is impacted. In the […]

As the new year gets underway we want to take a moment to spotlight the long-ears. Many of you are writing to us asking about burros.  Of the thousands of burros captured […]

The Wyoming legislature dropped a resolution that made headlines yesterday. The resolution issued by the Wyoming State Legislature demands that the U.S. Congress gut the Wild Horse and Burro Act and mandate […]

There are 2 active comment periods gaining a lot of attention in the world of wild horses. Both are very unique situations that deserve scrutiny. As you craft comments (if you decide […]