We wonder if BLM will include wild horses and burros on the 2016 calendar? (Nope, not in the 2016 calendar either). Yes, “National Fossil Day” is a real date on the calendar. […]
National Fossil Day, Let’s Talk Horses and BLM
Truth and Consequence, Wild Horses in 2016
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages more wild horses than all other jurisdictions combined. BLM operates on the federal government “fiscal year” that begins in October. So everything that is happening […]
Fort Polk Creates Danger to Humans and Horses
Fort Polk Creates Danger to Horses and Humans (Kisatchie, LA) According to the Army nearly 700 horses roam an area of Louisiana that falls under the jurisdiction of the military base at […]
Sheldon, Revisiting an American Tragedy (Part 1)
“This one isn’t just any old horse. There’s a nobility in his eye, a regal serenity about him. Does he not personify all that men try to be and never can be? […]
Breaking News: 7 More Wild Horses Die As NV Heads For Disaster
Nevada Wild Horse Program Headed For Disaster, another emergency removal underway (Ely, NV) Seven wild horses have died due to drought. The Ely District of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has […]
If You Are An Advocate (MidWeek Laughter Guest Blog)
As we advocate for wild horses and burros, the western rangeland, or any other issue that we feel is important, opposition to your position takes interesting “turns.” Last night we began our […]
WHE, Cut To The Chase (Major Discussion Points in Advocacy Today)
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 […]
Sage Grouse Rebellion (What it is and what is coming)
UPDATE 2016: NV has now finalized it’s “sage grouse plans.” The NAS review has still not generated formal recommendations and the old paradigm of broken management for wild horses moves forward. UPDATE […]
State of “Disunion,” Wild horses and a “call to action” (Part 1)
We stand at a cross roads in management of public land, advocacy (for any species) and an election year with the potential to feel more like civil war than a campaign for […]
Cold Creek, The Blame Game
An “emergency” removal of wild horses at Cold Creek has caused a “blame game” of multiple entities vigorously pointing fingers at each other in an extraordinary “blame game.” 201 wild horses were […]
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