There are ten more sunsets left in the year 2019. When the sun rises on the tenth day we enter the next round in the battle to save our precious wild […]
Ten More Sunsets (2020 countdown)
Reveille Roundup: Backstory Important to ALL Wild Horses
The 105,494-acre Reveille HMA sits within the 650,520-acre Reveille (livestock) Allotment. A year-round (12 month) livestock permit allows grazing of 1000-1800 cow/calf pairs depending on the time of year. The stocking level […]
Yes, It Is Public Lands
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. […]
This Land; the sell-out of our national heritage (book review)
A book review of This Land. This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption are Ruining the American West The book can be ordered from Penguin-Random House , on Amazon. at Barnes and Noble. […]
Full Circle? (Decade In Review)
Today, what is the real problem faced by wild horses? is that “progress was and is not possible?” Or is it that there are those willing to sell progress off for a […]
YOU Speak (letters from the public)
At Wild Horse Education (WHE) we often receive letters from the public. Some of the mail we have been receiving is from people writing to their legislators asking for “fact check” or […]
LIVE UPDATE PAGE HOUSE HEARING 10/22
You can watch the “No More Standoffs” hearing live: Our commentary during the hearing will appear beneath the reading list. Reading list for wild horse advocacy: When Ryan Zinke took his seat as […]
Don’t Fence Them In
Help us stay in the fight. If you are shopping online you can help Wild Horse Education by choosing us as your charity of choice on IGive or Amazonsmile.com Don’t Fence Them In “Oh give them land, lots […]
Don’t Fence Them In (Editorial, M. Milliman)
“Oh give them land, lots of land, and the starry skies above; Don’t fence them in. Let them roam through the wide open country that we love; Don’t fence them in.” 2019: […]
North Hills Roundup (2019)
The North Hills JMA (Joint Management Area, managed by BLM and Forest Service) has been reported to contain 317 horses. This is 528 percent above the appropriate management level (AML) of an […]
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