Wild Horse Education

Above: Black Mountain HMA, March 2024. This time of year our team is busy with investigative work, litigation and addressing lawmakers and creating comments to engage proposed plans like mining EISs and […]

A number of proposed plans for roundups, and things like mining, on top of the confusion swirling around the budget debate, have caused an influx of questions into our inbox. Most of […]

This weekend many of you will take part in “something green.” Perhaps you will enjoy one of those green shamrock shaped cookies or tip back with a drink and toast of “Sláinte!” […]

Can we all please unite in this one simple objective, even if you do not want wild horses or burros on public land, don’t you agree that they should not be abused? […]

Unfortunately, it seems every year we need to do the same article. We know the Appropriations (spending) bill process is convoluted and filled with the games of politics (all sides). The important […]

Beginning in 1910, March 8  first became International Women’s Day and observed annually. Women’s History Week was instituted in 1978 to begin adding women’s history into educational curricula. The theme for International […]

  Today is National Horse Protection Day.  You can use your voice to take action to protect our beloved equines, both wild and domestic, by taking action. We present 3 suggestions below. […]

Save America’s Forgotten Equines Act of 2023 or the SAFE Act of 2023 was introduced May 18, 2023, in the 118th Congress.  Note: This article is intended to provide an update on […]

Appropriations (spending bill) requests from Congress to committees for fiscal year 2025 are due by March 12. Members of the House and Senate make requests to specific committees. These requests are primarily […]