Wild Horse Education

The BLM roundup at Canyonlands burro Herd Management Area (HMA) in Utah has begun. Preface Canyonlands spans 77,311 BLM acres, 10,465 State acres, and 1,616 NPS acres for a total of 89,392 […]

Are you confused about the process to fund the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wild Horse and Burro Program? One of the most common questions we get in our inbox is about […]

As advocates we are united in love and purpose to work (as long and as hard as it takes) to protect and preserve our precious wild ones. Our united purpose finds us […]

Many of you are seeing headlines in the news referencing the upending of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and are emailing us in a panic. The reality of broad (yet vague) […]

It is time to rally. It is not time for surrender. We must address threats new and long standing. We must not allow ourselves to be overwhelmed by fear and sow seeds […]

Don’t be afraid to speak out to your lawmakers. Yes, they are dealing with a lot of things right now. But your lawmakers need to know wild horses and burros are important […]

Valentine’s Day brings a time to celebrate love. To speak of love and honor those we cherish.  Throughout the ages, letters have carried messages of devotions far and wide. In honor of […]

We know things can get chaotic when a session of Congress ends (every two years) or a new Administration comes in. This article is intended to give you some guidance and information […]

What is an HMAP? A Herd Management Area Plan (HMAP) is the foundational management plan for each distinct herd, which discloses how Appropriate Management Level (AML) and forage allocation was/will be set, […]

Every single day we get numerous emails asking questions about our American wild horses and burros. Sometimes the questions we receive can be responded to with a simple answer. Most of the […]