Drought. Playing fast and loose with the word “drought” is driving wild horse and burro roundups and removals, while new water sources are being created to expand livestock’s range, and mining and […]
Drought (not too early to start talking)
Countdown
The final countdown to 2023 has begun. In 2022 WHE has put on the pressure to ignite the fight. Our team is carrying litigation forward against off-limits to the public facilities, against […]
Roundups, 2022 (What WHE does)
Above: Triple B, 2022. For a month and a half, WHE was on-site every single day of operations. For half of this marathon roundup, we were the only members of the public […]
FOIA Report (investigation continues)
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was passed in 1967 for the purpose of facilitating the public the right to request and obtain access to records from any federal agency. FOIA has […]
WHE 2022, Year-in-review video
At the end of each year it is a challenge to create one video to “look back” at the year’s end. 2022 is no exception. It is impossible to edit the hundreds […]
Happy Birthday Colette!
Happy Birthday Colette! Colette began working with Wild Horse Education (WHE) back in 2017. She had been involved in wild horse and burro issues, as well as animal issues both domestic and […]
Budget Passes, More Money Buys Status Quo
Today, Congress passed more taxpayer money to BLM (Appropriations Bill) to buy more of the same ol’ story. This budget passing? This is not a celebration of victory, it is a sign […]
Pictures of 2022 (volunteers perspective, Marie)
A Look back in photographs at 2022, Marie Milliman (WHE volunteer) WHE photograph primarily out of the necessity to document our Mustangs and Burros, wildlife, and the habitat that they miraculously survive […]
Org Takes Legal Action: BLM Shuffles Horses Into Disputed Facility
Update: Some of the issues we raised in the IBLA were included in a federal district court case by another org. (our attorney shared our briefs in a spirit of expediency). IBLA […]
After the Law Passed (Paperwork)
Laws are passed by both branches of Congress and signed by the President. Once a bill is signed by the President (or his veto is overridden by both houses) it becomes a […]
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