On January 2, WHE published a piece on the “State of Wild Horses/Burros.”(HERE) We ask that you read the piece from January 2. The following piece is presented by request from our […]
WHE Respond
January Events: Hit The Ground Running
As we take our first steps into 2022, the direction of advocacy for wild horses and burros in the coming year is starting to take shape. What advocacy looks like in 2022 […]
State of the Wild Horses/Burros (2022)
The winter roundups of January and February will be announced by BLM soon. There are only few herds that have not been hit by the “2020 plan.” The BLM 2020 plan (incorporates […]
2022 Survival Guide (Inspiration and Vision)
On this last day of 2021 we publish two pieces from WHE volunteers and a. note from our founder. The first piece is about finding inspiration to survive the journey. The next […]
Release (Goodbye 2021)
As the year 2021 comes to a close, we turn our eyes to the road ahead. At some roundups there is release of a small number of the captured wild horses that […]
Roundups: Review 2021
Wild Horse Education (WHE) is most often known to the public by our work at roundups and our fight against abuses. The work of WHE goes much deeper, before and after the […]
Countdown, Volunteers remember 2021
As WHE runs for the wild into 2022, we take time to reflect that each image, document, piece of data, that we can bring to bear in our advocacy was gained by […]
Medicine Hat
As we put together our year-in-review we have found the most popular set of photos WHE has published in 2021 are the pictures of the Redhead, a medicine hat bachelor from the […]
2021 (A letter home, tradition)
One of our holiday traditions at Wild Horse Education is “the letter” written by our founder, Laura Leigh, “to Mom.” These letters began in 2010 with a video message while fighting for access […]
What is coming in 2022? (Event)
What is coming in 2022? Join Katie Fite of WildLands Defense and Laura Leigh of Wild horse Education as they talk about some of the issues we will face in advocacy for […]
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