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 […]
What is coming in 2022? (Event)
Fox-Lake Range Update
Video above: Watch horses being captured “Fox Lake Range 2021 Day 5, Run 1.” These exclusive videos and images of the wild horse gather operation are the product of WHE. Often our […]
50 Years (a volunteer ponders the law)
50 Years, Already? The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act was passed, unanimously, through Congress. On December 15, 1971 the Act was published in the federal register as law. It was signed […]
End of Year Events
The end of the year is rapidly approaching and WHE has a rapidly changing event calendar. Our 50th Anniversary event. Join us for a casual evening as we personally walk you through time, […]
National Day (Week) of the Horse!
Today is National Day of the Horse. In 2004, Congress designated Dec. 13th as National Day of the Horse to honor the contributions horses have made to our country’s history, economy and […]
Fox-Lake Roundup
The Fox-Lake range consists of 172,692 acres of BLM land and 5,032 acres of a mix of private and other public lands for a total of 177,724 acres. (Roundup of 2017) BLM […]
Mining Reform, Derailed?
Over the last few years we have been offering you information and action items to address a long overdue change in public lands: mining reform. Hard work saw hardrock mining reform added […]
International Animal Rights Day
Celebrating International Animal Rights Day today! How it came to be and how it relates to wild horses and burros. by Colette Kaluza, WHE volunteer The world demanded animals have the right […]
News From the Permafrost: the “Native” Horse
“Although mammoths are gone forever, horses are not” says Ross MacPhee of the American Museum of Natural History, another co-author. “The horse that lived in the Yukon 5,000 years ago is directly […]
Mandate to Manage Humanely (it is not just about a roundup)
Republish from 2020. The news is filled with stories once more that focus on population growth suppression. Any form of population growth suppression (roundup, PZP-22, PZP native darting, etc.) is not management, […]
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