When we talk about wild horses and burros on public lands one of the key subjects that arises is “availability of forage.” One of the big questions that arises is “How can […]
Pancake, forage (the fight lives on, part 2)
WHE Works, “On the Road”
We need to update this page! Our range work has become even MORE valuable! May 2015. As Wild Horse Education (WHE) enters into it’s fifth year we “celebrate” the steps we have […]
WHE Works, Access and “The Right to Know”
Happy Birthday Wild Horse Education (WHE)! As we count down to our fifth year of operations, we look back at some of the accomplishments of WHE. Access at Roundups and the “Right […]
WHE Works, Humane Care
2015: Happy Birthday WHE! As we count down to our fifth year of operations we look back at some of the accomplishments of Wild Horse Education (WHE). Core to our work is […]
THANK YOU! Gallop to Freedom
Thank you to all of you that kept the faith and believed that together we would see these wild horses returned home. Thank you to all of those committed to making this […]
McDermitt Pauite-Shoshone Criteria Inadequate for BLM Wild Horses
EDITED: The cooperative was tabled thanks to our diligence and documentation. Presenting the evidence that BLM needs to engage in full process of disclosure through it’s own analysis was engaged and successful. […]
Caught in a Tangled Web, the reality of wild horse slaughter
Note: as with any article we write we are told by some that we don’t give enough info, or that we give too much. The intention of this piece is to give […]
WHE Challenges BLM
WHE Challenges the BLM The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has issued challenges and generated studies. One of the studies was a 1.5 dollar study by the National Academy of Sciences and BLM […]
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