The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has announced a roundup of 1,700 wild horses to begin on Monday. With 4 days notice the largest roundup of wild horses we have seen […]
Eagle and the consequence of betrayal
Hide and Seek (or how the First Amendment Dies at Roundups)
Personal essay by Laura Leigh from a sleep deprived and frustrating roundup. I spent 6 years fighting in the courts for access to document roundups. Many new to the issue hear revisionist […]
#WHBFactCheck (BLM Advisory Board)
Wild Horse Education (WHE) will be running a “fact check” in live response to the BLM Advisory Board meeting. You can join us on Twitter using the hashtag #WHBFactCheck or bookmark this […]
Natural Horse Magazine; Reveille through the eyes of a WHE volunteer
Wild Horse Education (WHE) volunteer Marie Milliman is featured in Natural Horse Magazine this quarter. She recounts a life changing event; attending a roundup of wild horses at the Reveille Herd Management […]
“The Fate of the Wild” screens at Mountainfilm
(Telluride) “The Fate of the Wild,” a short documentary, will be featured from May 25-May 28 at the Mountainfilm festival. The short feature is about the life and work of our founder, […]
Reveille Release
At the release in 2014 I stood there with one BLM person. The contractor threatened me and told me not to take pictures. Of course I took pictures and posted them for […]
Reveille, Roundup Update 2017
The Tonopah Field office of the Nevada Bureau of Land Management (BLM) began the Reveille wild horse operation. 32 wild horses were captured in the first day. The operation has set a […]
Flashback Friday, #BlackFriday
One year ago we sat at the Owyhee roundup. It wasn’t the first roundup of wild horses in the complex and it wont be the last. For weeks we reported from the […]
Countdown to 2018: Top Ten
It’s that time of year when we reflect, review and plan in the battle to protect our wild horses and the land they stand upon. In three short weeks it will be […]
#OldMan; a #wildhorse on #publiclands
For the 4th of July we celebrate (and worry) about the old ones of the herd. Practice a bit of kindness instead of blowing something up this Fourth of July. We think […]
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