Wild Horse Education is currently engaged in creating “scoping comments” for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Blue Wing Complex in northern Nevada. The complex has both horses and burros, including some […]
Burros in Blue Wing, Things to know
Eagle/Caliente, Video
The video on this page shows portions of the Eagle/Caliente removal operation (specifically from the Caliente HA. Observations from the Eagle portion can be seen HERE). You can read about the entire […]
An Important Anniversary, Paving the way
“In the moment of capture the horse tells you a story. A story of the range by his body condition and the story of his capture through behavior and physical condition. The […]
Eagle/Caliente Update (slideshow)
Today the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) removed 22 horses from the Eagle Complex in the first day of an operation with a target of 100 wild horses. Details of the operation […]
BLM “Emergency” Roundup in NV
BLM has just announced a roundup to begin Monday. Wild horses removed from the range will go to the Axtell facility in Utah. We will update as we gain more information. BLM […]
Working For Freedom, “A Top Ten”
As the year draws to a close we countdown the “top ten” stories from WHE. The list is compiled from news stories, social media and our website. (We will be publishing a […]
Countdown 2016
Every year we do a Year in Review. We do this in a written article and in a “music video” format (this gives those that contribute to our work a map of […]
Day of the Horse (part two) Inspiration
Our National Day of the Horse arrives on Sunday. In 2004 Congress set aside a day to honor the most significant animal to the building of the history of our nation. Horses […]
Sarge, a poster child for everything wrong (Range Management, a Layer of… Bricks, Part Two)
The Great Wall of Denial Entrenched behaviors create a dysfunctional environment that repeatedly enables the continuance of imbalance, injustice and a multitude of corruptions of the intent of law and morality. This […]
Range Management, Layers of… Bricks (Part One)
The Great Wall of Denial As advocates for wild horses and burros that live on our American western landscape challenges to engage the system appropriately are increasing, not diminishing. The greatest obstacle […]
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