Wild Horse Education

We take a fast flip to facilities in “Wild Week.” We published two pieces that focus on the frame on-range, the “in the wild” part of wild horses and burros. A bit […]

Every day this week we will bring you articles that address the framework of advocacy for the wild horse and wild burro. First, some history. You need to know how we got […]

For roundup updates, scroll down to red text. The 2022 roundup at Calico has begun. Once again wild horses are being shipped into facilities that are not open to public viewing. The […]

Letter from our founder, LLeigh: Wild horses and burros are part of the system of public lands in in United States. Congress found them fast-disappearing and declared them integral to that system […]

The Cedar Mountain Roundup in Utah has begun. The first two days of the operation were in areas that included the Dugway military grounds. Many of you are familiar with this area […]

We get busy in field collecting data and documenting roundups, crafting comments/appeals/litigation and more. We can’t always answer questions we receive in our inbox; but we try to get to them as […]

Our teams are out covering the Calico roundup in NV and the Cedar roundup in Utah as the fiscal year roundup schedule comes to a close.  Team Updates: Calico, NV: Nevada continues […]

At the ongoing roundup of wild horses from the Calico Complex 251 (97 Stallions, 113 Mares, and 41 Foals) have been shipped to Broken Arrow (aka Indian Lakes) in Fallon NV; 7 […]

Can we please put this to rest? Wild horses are native to the North American Continent. Wild horses and burros are protected as a special status species under law. Public land management […]

Our field teams have returned from post-roundup runs and headed back out to cover ongoing roundups. Before heading back out, we worked hard on new documents to move the fight against hidden […]