Congress has been continually adding additional funding to accelerate the “BLM 2020 plan.” They are getting ready to do it again without ever requiring any independent review of how your money is […]
NAS Review (Action)
The “New Rule”
There is a lot of buzz about a proposed “new rule” that would supposedly help elevate environmental concerns as a component of the current “multiple use” mandate of land management. Many of […]
January Events: Hit The Ground Running
As we take our first steps into 2022, the direction of advocacy for wild horses and burros in the coming year is starting to take shape. What advocacy looks like in 2022 […]
Roundup Season Begins (Buffalo Hills)
Helicopter roundup season begins again July 1. Buffalo Hill HMA will be the first hit on a schedule that targets 8072 for permanent removal through the end of the fiscal year (October […]
National Academy of Sciences (time for a new report)
Congress has been continually adding additional funding to accelerate the “BLM 2020 plan.” Removals are at historically high rates causing a race to approve more holding facilities, many of them off-limits to […]
Triple B_ Day 7 wraps week 1
The first week of Triple B wraps with 5 days of flight that captured 248 (77 Stallions, 124 Mares, and 47 Foals), 159 (55 Stallions, 76 Mares, and 28 Foals) shipped to […]
We Lost A Friend (Antelope Roundup Update)
WARNING: Video above is GRAPHIC. We edited out the worst of it (the compound fracture flapping as he tries to walk and then run from continued pursuit is bad enough; we left […]
Wild Week (Things to Know, part 1)
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 […]
Jackson Mountain (before the roundup, comment period)
On September 15, the BLM begins the 2021 emergency roundup at the Jackson Mountain Herd Management Area (HMA) in Nevada. The HMA consists of 283,775 acres (276,634 acres of BLM land and […]
Open Comments, Finalized Plans and the Roundup Schedule
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 […]
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