Wild Horse Education

The Surprise Complex roundup targets 1,220 wild horses for capture. About 1,050 will be permanently removed from the range. Depending on capture numbers, up to 170 horses will be returned to the […]

Last Thursday a short term budget resolution bill was passed by the House and Senate, then signed into law. This bill does not provide permanent funding for the fiscal year that began […]

At the core of Wild Horse Education (WHE) lies a small group of dedicated individuals. The name of our org was chosen partly because the acronym spoken sounds like “we.” Some of […]

On May 28th of this year, the application period for “partnership grants” from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) closed. We have not heard any news on which, if any, of the […]

The emergency roundup of wild horses at Jackson Mountain continues to trudge on toward the target goal of removing 600 wild horses from the south of the HMA. To date, 392 have […]

Wild horses are the only animal in our country legally defined by where they stand, not what they are biologically. Wild horses, as a “living symbol of the (pioneer) spirit of the […]

BLM confirms start date of Wyoming roundup of wild horses as Oct 7. Rock Springs consists of Great Divide Basin, Adobe Town, Salt Wells Creek, White Mountain and Little Colorado Herd Management […]

The “Wild Horse Annie Act,” PL 86-234 passed on September 8, 1959. This was the law that forbade poisoning of water holes and hunting wild horses with aircraft. The law was not […]

Our teams continue to work hard in the field and on legal challenges. However, roundups have accelerated and taken center stage. Each roundup demonstrates the flaws in management practices for our wild […]