Scroll down for info on how to listen live. On 6/27 Wild Horse Education members tagged along for the “educational” tour of the Blue Wing Complex given by BLM for the Advisory […]
Scroll down for info on how to listen live. On 6/27 Wild Horse Education members tagged along for the “educational” tour of the Blue Wing Complex given by BLM for the Advisory […]
Show your support for our humane handling oversight team (CAWP team) by wearing a t-shirt or sweatshirt. >> Order HERE << New limited offer design! The front has a team support message and […]
The last leg of the fiscal year 2023 roundup schedule begins in a week, July 1. (Action item marked in red, scroll down) After 3 years of full funding for the Path […]
Are you planing on commenting at the Advisory Board meeting on June 28-30? If you are, there are a few things you should know. The National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board […]
The stallions of the wild capture the heart and imagination. Most often it will be a stallion (that a human visitor to his herd has given a name) that becomes a memorialized […]
Sometimes we get multiple email requests referencing a specific subject. When we get repetitive requests on a single subject we try to do an article. Right now, we are getting emails asking […]
18 days and counting until BLM sends helicopters into the air to begin the second half of the fiscal 2023 roundup year. One of the most well-know aspects of our work at […]
The SAFE Act is intended to stop the slaughter of horses in the U.S. If the Act passes, it will not only be illegal to slaughter horses in the U.S. for commercial […]
Many of you have seen all the “hubbub” in the news about the proposed new rule for Bureau of Land Management (BLM) administered lands. You can read the proposed new rule […]
Comments on the BLM Gather Environmental Assessment (EA) for Black Mountain, Hardtrigger and Sands Basin Herd Management Areas (HMAs) are due by June 13. You can find the EA HERE. BLM plans […]
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