Wild Horse Education

Do you remember Rosie and Kid? Captured at the Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge (NWS) on the anniversary of 9/11, Rosie gave birth that night to a foal. That foal saved her life. […]

This winter has been long and hard. Wild things move into lowlands when snowpack gets deep in the uplands. Our public lands lowland areas have been bashed and battered by domestic cattle […]

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 […]

The Appropriations process has begun. With this debate comes the annual confusion over the process. Appropriations is bill that must go through both houses of Congress, be passed containing identical language and the […]

An extensive overview of today’s BLM Wild Horse and Burro program was penned by author Christopher Ketcham and published in the Intercept today. You can access the entire piece by clicking here. […]

For over a decade we have been reporting to you on injuries, disease and deaths in BLM holding corrals. Over the last couple of years it seems like we are reporting on […]

BLM is offering another pre-planning meeting for Greenlinks North. The Bureau of Land Management is holding a public meeting for a project that will span four northern Nevada counties. The Greenlink North […]

Saving wild horses can save public lands OpEd for NV Independent, Colette Kaluza (WHE volunteer) A uniquely American conversation concerns our wild horses and our federal public lands, which are a gift […]

Follow Up: During the Triple B roundup there was a helicopter incident that created immediate disquiet onsite and online.  Our Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) team has gained enough information for us […]