Preface to part two: WHE has been alerted that the BLM report, that is now 6 months late, is scheduled to drop later this week (as with “all things BLM” that […]
The Mechanics of Intention (basics of the fight with action item, part two)
Sage Grouse Planning (the battleground for 2022)
On November 19, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced its intent to review the management plan for the Greater Sage Grouse and sagebrush habitat. BLM will examine new scientific information to assess future […]
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 […]
Reveille Roundup: Backstory Important to ALL Wild Horses
The 105,494-acre Reveille HMA sits within the 650,520-acre Reveille (livestock) Allotment. A year-round (12 month) livestock permit allows grazing of 1000-1800 cow/calf pairs depending on the time of year. The stocking level […]
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 […]
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 […]
Release (Goodbye 2021)
As the year 2021 comes to a close, we turn our eyes to the road ahead. At some roundups there is release of a small number of the captured wild horses that […]
2022 Survival Guide (Inspiration and Vision)
On this last day of 2021 we publish two pieces from WHE volunteers and a. note from our founder. The first piece is about finding inspiration to survive the journey. The next […]
Packet for Reform Sent to Director
Wild Horse Education has sent a “Packet for Reform” off to newly-confirmed Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Director Tracy Stone-Manning. Stone-Manning served as associate vice president for public lands at the National […]
The Roundup Window (part 3: Fish Creek)
Roundups bring attention to the world of wild horses and burros. However, a roundup is not a solitary event. Roundups begin long before a chopper flies and have ramifications that involve the […]
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