Editorial. Laura Leigh (with information provided by Katie Fite of WildLandsDefense and Cathy Ceci of Wild Horse Education)   Cow, it happens. (How it happens) This editorial is inspired by the Silver […]

As the year draws to a close reflection can bring insight, inspiration, sorrow and joy. Your top picks of 2018 began our “year in review.”  “Staff picks” is a phrase many are […]

Note from our founder: LLeigh Over the last month Wild Horse Education has been working on many projects including field work, reports to government officials, negotiation, protests and litigation. But we have […]

As the debate rages on for the fiscal year 2018 final budget, that is usually passed in November the previous year as a “fiscal year” for the federal government begins in October […]

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Quotes and memories for Mother’s Day. Many of the memories on this road are bittersweet; some pure joy, some heartbreak. For when a child is born the mother also is born again. […]

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) just concluded two bait trap operations in Nevada; 63 wild horses were removed from the Goshute HMA (Antelope Complex) and 297 were removed from the Pancake […]

Guest feature by Elyse Gardner Walsh. Elyse visited the Broken Arrow facility on the last tour. Elyse was there in 2009 when wild horse advocacy itself began a “new generation”. A lot […]