There are multiple Environmental Assessments (EAs) open for public comment, several already finalized and a roundup schedule published for the rest of fiscal 2021. At the same time there are plans that […]
Open Comments, Finalized Plans and the Roundup Schedule
Early Fire Season and Drought (traveling in wild horse country)
In the West we are entering fire season early. Weather reports this week in wild horse country are already adding “fire warnings” to their reports. Dry conditions, low humidity and wind, create […]
Blame the Wild Horse, wolf, mountain lion, raven, etc.
The lowlands on the range are bashed to dust, blame the wild horse. The Greater Sage Grouse is in rapid decline, blame the raven. Hunting tags are down, blame the mountain lion […]
States (SJR3 and the power cycle)
We are getting a lot of emails about SJR3, a Resolution being voted on the NV State Legislature Tuesday, the 23rd of March. In the past, the state assembly or legislature of […]
Exhibit Submission: Memories (a journal entry)
Journal entry, Laura Leigh As I sit here juggling 4 different projects, all with deadlines, a reader (Mr. Huber) submitted the two photos above for us to include on the “Second Floor” […]
Public Lands Grazing For The Wild Horse Advocate (& a legal action update)
Update 5/14/21: The Appeal of multiple grazing allotments, that cover vast territory in the Eagle/Silver King/Choke Cherry HMAs, is still active. The BLM had crafted 1 EA to cover all of the […]
Haaland Confirmed and Action: The Next Level
With a vote of 51-40 as the Senate adjourned, Debra Haaland has become the first native American to serve as the Secretary of Interior of the United States. Haaland is a strong […]
Roundup Schedule Update (the end of fiscal 2021)
“Helicopter roundup season” is broken into two parts: The first half of the fiscal year and the second half. The federal government operates on a fiscal year that begins in October. Helicopter […]
Will Momentum For Reform Carry Wild Horses and Burros?
Migratory Birds, Sage Grouse, National Monuments, and Wild Horses (and burros) were all on the same “hit list” of a movement that has been given many names: Grass March, Public Lands Extremism, […]
Let’s Talk (NAS Review, BLM Report)
As the debate begins for reform of federal agencies, and how programs are funded, there are two documents that it will be important to keep in mind for the wild horse and […]
