(Reno) Last week more documents were filed in the ongoing legal saga of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) ten year removal plan of wild horses from the Owyhee Complex in northern […]
Owyhee Litigation Moves Forward
Broken Arrow: Now and Then
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) wild horse and burro facility in Fallon NV has history. That history included a long fight to gain access to the facility (and observation at removal […]
Merry-Go-Round of Politics, Profit and a “Super Chicken”
This article is provided to give you an overview of a major political issue in the Western US. Wild horses and burros on our public land exist in a multitude of jurisdictions […]
Good-bye Old Man
We have written so much about the Sheldon Mustangs (just type Sheldon in the search bar) trying to inform you of the issues present at the refuge. We talked about the plans […]
Wyoming, A Public Mourns
1263 Wild horses were removed from the “checkerboard” area in Wyoming. The areas included horses in the Great Divide Basin, Adobe Town, and Salt Wells Creek. These horses lived and thrived in an area of public […]
Speak NOW! Against the Grass March
As we advocate for wild horses and burros on public land there are many issues that must be addressed. Sometimes what is required are comments to management documents, gaining documentation, keeping the […]
New Newsletter, eMag
Wild Horse Education first eMag Newsletter! A special thank you to all of those that have joined our effort to protect our beloved wild ones. Click the magazine cover below to flip through […]
OpEd: To the NYTimes
We do not usually publish OpEd pieces on our website. However the “hub bub” over a recent article by journalist Dave Phillips in the NYTimes has spurred a huge outcry in social […]
BLM To Open Facility After Years In Litigation
BLM NV Creates Access to Wild Horse Facility After Years in Litigation (RENO,NV) Today the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced a public tour of it’s Broken Arrow wild horse holding […]
Who is the “Grass March?”
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 […]
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