Migratory Birds, Sage Grouse, National Monuments, and Wild Horses (and burros) were all on the same “hit list” of a movement that has been given many names: Grass March, Public Lands Extremism, […]
On day 9 BLM began at one trap and moved to the next. The operation is winding down. BLM captured 27 (11 stallions, 11 mares, 5 foals) wild horses. This brings the […]
Many of you are engaged in contacting your representative in Congress as the funding debate moves forward. The House has approved a “$6 million dollar version” and the Senate a “$35 million […]
As the debate begins for reform of federal agencies, and how programs are funded, there are two documents that it will be important to keep in mind for the wild horse and […]
In one week three high profile wild horse herds will be hit, hard: Devil’s Garden, Fish Creek, Onaqui. Within 6 days of the start of Devil’s Garden, roundup operations will begin, or […]
The BLM Report to Congress has the potential to gut the 1971 Wild Horse and Burro Act. It is important that you understand where, what, how, why and when this report becomes […]
Preface to part two: WHE has been alerted that the BLM report, that is now 6 months late, is scheduled to drop later this week (as with “all things BLM” that […]
In the “wild hose world” things can get caught in a bit of turbulence and seemingly left in the dust as headlines, politics and social media race from one campaign to another. […]
In the world of wild horses there are two words that cause the most anxiety in advocacy: roundup and slaughter. Both of these subjects are products of failed on-range management. Roundups are […]
Every year in advocacy we need to address the government spending bills called “Appropriations.” Appropriations are an important aspect of law as they do not simply fund government programs, they determine which […]
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