The Bureau of Land Management’s National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board will meet Monday, April 14, 2014, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, from 8:00 […]
Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board Meets
“Rangeland Under Fire,” Under Fire: Editorial
UPDATE 3/2015: The “NACO” legal action noted in text was defeated in federal district court. However the counties and ranching community is now appealing to the Ninth Circuit. We are still engaged […]
Horse Slaughter Has No Business In America
At Wild Horse Education we often get questions about our American mustangs going to slaughter. As with most of the issues there is the simple answer and then there is the entire […]
“Three Strikes” (Adoption and Sale Authority)
January 2014 Reference piece on poilcy. When used to describe a formerly wild horse captured by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) the words “adopted” or “sold” carry very distinct definitions. […]
2013, Year in Review
2013 was an intense year for wild horses and burros and for WildHorseEducation.org. Our “Year In Review” has images that represent much of the following in sequence. Not all of our work […]
WHE Comments to the Advisory Board
EDITED: We removed the information on the April 2014 meeting to add the information on the August 25th meeting in Wyoming. To view the meetings the link is the same as last […]
Horseback Magazine
Our founder Laura Leigh was a journalist/photojournalist for Horseback Magazine and submitted multiple pieces in her earlier years of advocacy. She has covered a number of equine related events yet primarily reports […]
Massive Public Land Policy In The Making
FROM EXAMINER Article by Laura Leigh (click highlighted text to see original publication): There are two immediately pending public land policy issues that will likely find wild horses and burros in the scapegoat […]
BREAKING NEWS! BLM Releasing Wild Horses from Diamond Complex Back to the Wild!
Please read all updates on the Diamond Complex horses. The re;lease was blocked by Eureka county and the livestock community. The NACO litigation ensued as retaliation against grazing restrictions in the livestock […]
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