Scroll down for daily reports (after the next photo) The BLM begins a roundup of 1600 wild horses and 200 wild burros on August 3rd. The operation is expected to last 45-60 […]
Shawave Roundup
BLM Monitoring of Contentious Grazing Settlement Cloaked in Secrecy
At Wild Horse Education monitoring our western rangeland, and the policies involved in protecting vital resources all of our “wild things” rely on to survive, is a crucial component to effective advocacy. […]
Sage Grouse Rebellion (What it is and what is coming)
UPDATE 2016: NV has now finalized it’s “sage grouse plans.” The NAS review has still not generated formal recommendations and the old paradigm of broken management for wild horses moves forward. UPDATE […]
Obstacles to Progress, Drama Storms (Fish Creek Anniversary 2)
The reality our wild ones live in very rarely rules the management of the range, resource and wild horses. Watching the decision making process is often like watching multiple storm fronts hit […]
Dangerous Myth, The American Cowboy
I’ve come to the conclusion that mythology is really a form of archaeological psychology. Mythology gives you a sense of what a people believes, what they fear.~ George Lucas Please note this was […]
Human Safety Placed in Jeopardy, Take Action
Within the realm of advocating for wild horses and burros protocol, politics and old prejudice play a huge role. The actions by politicians and federal officials are directly responsible for the realities […]
Fish Creek, The Controversy
Many people watched the release of wild horses back to the Fish Creek HMA in Nevada and breathed a sigh of relief. The wild horses slated for release had become the center […]
Fish Creek, Protect the Harvest, Borba and Duquette
A number of people have written to us wanting to know why a large organization like Protect the Harvest would get involved with an issue like Fish Creek. People do understand that […]
Countdown 2016
Every year we do a Year in Review. We do this in a written article and in a “music video” format (this gives those that contribute to our work a map of […]
National Day of the Horse (part one)
In 2004, Congress designated Dec. 13 as National Day of the Horse to honor the contributions horses have made to our country’s history, economy and national character. For us every day of […]
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