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 […]
Wild Week (Things to Know, part 1)
Burro Month, Week, Day
National Donkey Week began in 1983 to celebrate the amazing lives of donkeys/burros and how they’ve been beneficial to humans today and throughout history. In 2023, it takes place from May 2 […]
A Burro With Club Foot
Article Submitted by WHE volunteer Laurie Ford following the Black Mountain roundup where she was an observer. On the first day of the operation a burro with club foot was sent to […]
Pregnant Mares & Little Foals (Buffalo Hills Roundup Update)
Roundups in July and August are particularly hard to watch from the standpoint of welfare of wild horses. Anyone that truly cares about wild horses finds roundups hard to watch any […]
July 1, 2022 (Budget)
As the debate for the funding bill for the federal governments fiscal year 2023 moves to a full floor vote in the House, we ask you consider taking the following action to […]
Sage Grouse Planning (the battleground for 2022)
On November 19, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced its intent to review the management plan for the Greater Sage Grouse and sagebrush habitat. BLM will examine new scientific information to assess future […]
Jackson Mountain (before the roundup, comment period)
On September 15, the BLM begins the 2021 emergency roundup at the Jackson Mountain Herd Management Area (HMA) in Nevada. The HMA consists of 283,775 acres (276,634 acres of BLM land and […]
Little Owyhee (release and more)
The Little Owyhee Herd Management Area (HMA) is the largest of the 5 HMAs of the Owyhee Complex. Spanning over 719 square miles (460,227 acres) the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has […]
Roundup Countdown (Action Item)
The last leg of the fiscal year 2023 roundup schedule begins in a week, July 1. (Action item marked in red, scroll down) After 3 years of full funding for the Path […]
Triple B: Halftime report
Above: The roundup began with a lot of observers: a filmmaker, a woman doing a project with BLM on sociological impacts, a couple of orgs and, even, the BLM CAWP (welfare) team […]
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