by Robert C. Bauer, Wildlife Biologist “As stewards of the wild, we need to not see ourselves as above and separate from nature but intimately connected to it…” Wild horses and Burros and all that surrounds them, have had an emotional effect upon this nation, both in a […]
News Provided By Wild Horse Ranch Productions “WyoFile’s article about wild horses is arguably mired in monetizing horses, politics, dogma and myth, and fails to cite science supporting its flawed proposal” YREKA , CA, US, January 20, 2023 — On January 16, 2023, an online news media website […]
By Stacie-Lee Sherwood “Millions of people live on the East Coast but have no idea our wild horses exist and how they need urgent help to survive…” Growing up on the east coast I knew we had horses, lots and lots of horses. None of these were wild […]
by Carol Walker as published on Wild Hoofbeats The Sand Wash Basin Herd in Colorado faces an “emergency” roundup as Bureau of Land Management avoids NEPA Wild horses at the waterhole The Bureau of Land Management announced that an additional 6000 wild horses would be rounded up in […]
by Craig C. Downer as published on The Record-Courier “…these agencies have assigned outrageously low so-called appropriate management levels to those areas they claim will still have “healthy” herds, yet which are at genetically non-viable levels…” I am writing you today as a wild horse and burro advocate […]
By William E. Simpson II as published on The Pagosa Daily Post Native species American wild horses evolved on the North American continent about 55 million years ago. So, it’s no wonder that unlike invasive species — cattle and sheep — wild horses have critically important, evolved grazing […]
A federal agency is not required to prepare an environmental impact statement for an action with uncertain environmental effects if the agency reasonably predicts that the effects will not be significant based on available evidence. American Wild Horse Campaign v. Bernhardt, 963 F.3d 1001 (9th Cir. 2020). The […]
by Carol Walker as published on Wild Hoofbeats The family that got away It is another morning a mile from the trap site waiting for the helicopter to chase the wild horses in Stewart Creek Wyoming. Yesterday 84 horses were captured, no injuries or deaths. We hope that […]
by Carol Walker as published on Wild Hoofbeats Looking Glass, Leopard Appaloosa stallion On Day 2 of the roundup, the wind was so severe that the helicopters could not fly. So I headed out to see the horses one last time. It was bittersweet. It was wonderful as […]
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