Wild Horse Education

Can we please put this to rest? Wild horses are native to the North American Continent. Wild horses and burros are protected as a special status species under law. Public land management […]

Our field teams have returned from post-roundup runs and headed back out to cover ongoing roundups. Before heading back out, we worked hard on new documents to move the fight against hidden […]

As the fiscal year 2022 roundup schedule draws to a close, BLM has added a new addition to the schedule: Cedar Mountain.  The Cedar Mountain Herd Management Area (HMA) in Utah will […]

Congress has been continually adding additional funding to accelerate the “BLM 2020 plan.” They are getting ready to do it again without ever requiring any independent review of how your money is […]

This Labor Day weekend we take a moment to say “thank you” to all in the Labor movement that struggled (and still struggle) to protect workers from being exploited by employers. Child […]

Many of our readers are asking that we post information about the Roberts Mountain Complex Preliminary Environmental Assessment (PEA) open for comment through September 20th.  You can find the PEA (DOI-BLM-NV-B010-2022-0019-EA) and […]

Fast notes: LLeigh On the last day of Triple B, I went with one of our team members to the release of some older studs back to Triple B. I wanted to […]

The longest day of the longest roundup of the summer saw 207 (64 Stallions, 95 Mares, and 48 Foals) wild horses captured. We know you want to see everything that happens to […]

A remembrance from Bible Springs. Laurie Ford began volunteering for Wild Horse Education earlier this year. While she was out for WHE we marked her photos “B.Jefferson.” She went to the Blue […]