Wild Horse Education (WHE) is currently very active gathering range documentation on herd health and range conditions in multiple areas. The documentation is crucial to support the creation of sustainable management practices […]
The Pauite-Shoshone tribes have once again entered into an agreement with the United States Forest Service (USFS) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to remove over 1,200 horses from tribal and […]
WHE has been involved in wild horse and burro management issues in a “from the ground up” engagement concept. Gaining protections involve taking documentation to appropriate venues. You can not engage for […]
Wild Horse Education is receiving multiple emails that have a “panic” tone regarding the “Wild Horse Oversight Act” proposed by Rep. Chris Stewart and Sen. Orrin Hatch. This piece of grandstanding asserts that […]
Please be patient as we create these pages. From an article in the LA Times by John Glionna LAS VEGAS — Another showdown is looming between the federal government and animal advocates […]
This piece was written in 2015 and republished today, the 47th anniversary of the Act, 2018. In the last two years we have seen an escalation of the destruction of wild places […]
At Wild Horse Education (WHE) we are known for our documentation of wild horse roundups. Our founder Laura Leigh was the first to bring daily observation of removals into the public eye […]
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 […]
This article is from 2015. The action item is expired. WHE received over 30K individual comments. UPDATE JUNE 2019: the faction represented in this article is tied to the Stewart agreement that […]
On September 26 the “Grass March” pony express is set to leave California with the intent of delivering a petition to Congress. This “march” was begun by Grant Gerber (county commission) in […]
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