Reprint (May, 2022). Earlier this week we published a revealing report and assessment on the BLM CAWP (welfare program). Many of you have asked if we are working on other reports available […]
WHE 2022 Review of BLM On-Range Planning
Adoption, AIP, Sales (Title Transfer)
One of the most frequently asked questions of this fiscal year has to do with the differences between these three terms and where the breakdown happens; the loophole that can lead to […]
PSA Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Each year over the last decade we take a moment to speak to our readers during Breast Cancer Awareness month. The facts are simple: 1 in 8 women today will be diagnosed […]
After the Advisory Board
Many of you watched the BLM Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board meeting online this week; many of you took time out of your workweek to comment. You can still send written […]
Fiscal 2022 Rundown (Heading into 2023)
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will be funded through a continuing resolution passed through Congress and was signed by the President. The bill finances the federal government through Dec. 16 and […]
Advisory Board Meeting (Oct. 4- Oct. 6)
The BLM Appointed Advisory Board will meet Oct 4-6 at the Bureau of Land Management’s National Training Center located at 9828 N. 31st Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona. You can watch live at […]
Fast Facility Foray
We take a fast flip to facilities in “Wild Week.” We published two pieces that focus on the frame on-range, the “in the wild” part of wild horses and burros. A bit […]
Wild Week (Things to Know, part 1)
Every day this week we will bring you articles that address the framework of advocacy for the wild horse and wild burro. First, some history. You need to know how we got […]
Calico Roundup Update
For roundup updates, scroll down to red text. The 2022 roundup at Calico has begun. Once again wild horses are being shipped into facilities that are not open to public viewing. The […]
Public Lands Day
Letter from our founder, LLeigh: Wild horses and burros are part of the system of public lands in in United States. Congress found them fast-disappearing and declared them integral to that system […]
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