There are 4 active emergency removals due to water issues in Nevada. All of these removals are taking place in areas where these issues are ongoing and never actually addressed in management. […]
On Oct 29-31 (Tuesday-Thursday) The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board will be meeting in DC. WHE will be running a live fact check. You can join us […]
A thoughtful moment; Wild Horses are Public Lands While the roundups run wild horses, and debates rage on in Congress, our team has also had media and VIP guests on the range. […]
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has been pushing spaying of wild horses, hardline, the last two years. Comments are due on June 12, for the third time, on an EA out […]
A Resource Management Plan (RMP), also can be referenced as a Land Use Plan (LUP), establish goals and objectives to guide future land and resource management actions implemented by the BLM on a district-by-district planning […]
The BLM Report to Congress has the potential to gut the 1971 Wild Horse and Burro Act. It is important that you understand where, what, how, why and when this report becomes […]
The new Environmental Assessment (EA) for spaying wild horses at Warm Springs holds several important pieces of information, including incorporating the “alliance” through reference to BLM’s 2018 Report to Congress. EDITORIAL and […]
The Bureau of Land Management has announced not one, but two dates, for the next Advisory Board meetings. The first dates are July 9-11 in Boise, Idaho. The second October 29-31 in […]
As the debate begins for reform of federal agencies, and how programs are funded, there are two documents that it will be important to keep in mind for the wild horse and […]
So often in this work we deal with sweeping upheaval in politics, large scale actions that impact thousands of acres and unjustified actions that shatter wild herds. It is the nature of […]
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