Reno, Nevada. A coalition of citizens’ conservation and public accountability groups, including, Great Basin Resource Watch (GBRW), Center for Biological Diversity (CBD), Sierra Club Toiyabe Chapter (SC), Wild Horse Education (WHE), Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada […]
Today Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR), Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Tom Udall (D-NM) sent a letter to the Department of Interior to “immediately stop pursuing policy proposals or actions unrelated to COVID-19” that […]
Today BLM approved a district wide removal plan for wild horses and burros in Southern NV. “This is not an HMA/HA analysis, this is a district wide plan that will allow removals […]
The spring 2020 issue of Downtown NYC includes a feature on America’s wild horses. IF YOU ASK THE AVERAGE PERSON on the street to name an animal that symbolizes our most American […]
(Reno, NV) Wild Horse Education has joined over 100 organizations to urge Congress to address the wildlife trade and habitat destruction.(you can read the letter HERE) From the letter: The current pandemic […]
Scroll down for action item in red. Today the Interior Board of Land Appeals (IBLA) has deferred all deadlines for legal briefs 60 days due to COVID-19. The IBLA usually requires all […]
There are so many amazing books and movies for horses lovers; wild and domestic. When you take some time to relax we have a few suggestions for the tired “equine warrior.” This […]
We offer the following list of books and movies to help you in your advocacy, and some to simply help you to get your mind off the stress of this moment in […]
There are times when we all need to band together to take action to protect the ones we love. As advocates for wild horses that concept is deeply ingrained in all of […]
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is essentially a last resort used by many journalists, organizations and citizens to locate critical information. After research and direct questioning provide no response, a FOIA […]
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