By Mark Price as published on The Charlotte Observer “An invasive plant known to grow in thick mats over water has met its match on North Carolina’s Outer Banks…” An invasive plant known to grow in thick mats over water has met its match on North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Wild horses on the barrier islands […]
Outer Banks Wild Horses thwart spread of destructive invasive plant — by EATING it — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
by Craig Downer as published on The Record-Courier On Sept. 26, 2019, the Senate Appropriations Committee approved $35 million for a massive reduction of America’s relatively minor wild horse and burro herds scattered throughout the West. photo by Terry Fitch of Wild Horse Freedom Federation Through an arrogant misinformation blitz, including the film Horse Rich […]
Opponents Seeking to undo Horse’s Wildness — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
By Michael Kohn as published on OregonLive A barely viable herd of 120 wild horses roaming free in the Ochoco National Forest will be cut in half into unsustainable numbers as part of a management plan which is step one in zeroing out this herd. Oregon Wild Horses – photo by Carol Walker The 2021 […]
Oregon wild horse herd will be cut in half under new Forest Service plan — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
By Don Molde as published on The Sierra Nevada Ally Lots in Common Coyote in Fish Lake Valley Nevada (by Dyer) – photo: Don Molde What do coyotes and wild horses have in common in Nevada? Both make the news more than any other animal or wildlife species in the state. Both suffer from the […]
Opinion: Coyotes and Wild Horses — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
by Carol Walker as published on Wild Hoofbeats Devastating Roundup and Removal proposed for Sand Wash Basin Wild Horses By Carol J. Walker 2008 Helicopter Roundup The Bureau of Land Management has published a proposal for removal of removing 772 wild horses from Sand Wash Basin starting this summer. This is over 80% of the […]
Action Alert: Sand Wash Basin Wild Horses Need Your Help To Prevent Huge Roundup and Removal — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
By Erik Molvar as published on the Sierra Nevada Ally “The Nevada legislature is debating a resolution to fast-track the removal of wild horses from public lands…” Opinion The Nevada legislature is debating a resolution to fast-track the removal of wild horses from public lands. Once again, the livestock industry is painting wild horses into […]
The ugly truth about the wild horse issue — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
By Ginger Kathrens & Charlotte Roe as published on The Washington Examiner Environmental travesties are on the rise, many obscured by the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the biggest ones will soon be taken up by Congress. In its long-overdue report to Congress, the Bureau of Land Management proposes capturing and removing 220,000 wild horses and burros over 10 years to achieve […]
By William E. Simpson as published on The Pagosa Daily Post “Only a tiny minority of Americans want to see American wild horses sent to slaughter to make room for more livestock grazing on public lands.” BLM Victims of Antelope Complex Stampede ~ photo by Terry Fitch of Wild Horse Freedom Federation Obviously, we don’t […]
OPINION: The Dollars and Cents of America’s Wild Horses — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
BY Laura Singleton as posted on the White Mountain Independent “The foal is one of the horses found shot today … She was shot during the night or early morning and left to suffer,” Members of the Law Enforcement Investigation (LEI) Division of the Forest Service investigate the Jan. 7 shooting of several Heber Wild […]
Heber Wild Horse Killings Resume in AZ’s Apache-Sitgreaves Forest — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
by Carol Walker, first published on Wild Hoofbeats, sponsored by Wild Horse Freedom Federation Mares and foal in a family that is no longer free, one day before being captured The Red Desert Complex roundup is finally over. This was a continuation of a roundup that began in 2018 with the goal of removing 2679 […]
The Red Desert Complex Roundup, Largest in History is Finally Over – but What About the Horses? — Straight from the Horse’s Heart
