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Bureau of Land ManagementThe Rail Ridge Fire in Grant County burned much of the grass that wild horse herds need to survive through winter. -
Michelle GoughWilliam Simpson wants to deploy the wild horses across public lands, to live and graze 鈥� and ultimately, prevent the worst wildfires.
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The U.S. Forest Service rounded up hundreds of wild horses in the Modoc National Forest back in October. Too many horses and too few resources for them,鈥� -
It's part of the imagery of the American West that wild horses still roam the landscape. But the beauty and freedom belie the ongoing debate about how鈥� -
Animal rights activists and the Bureau of Land Management have clashed for years over the proper management of wild horses in the West. Now the clash is鈥�
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The image of wild horses on the open range is stirring. But beyond the image, there are some real issues for land managers. Because left alone, herds of鈥�
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Long live wild horses. That is the essence of the American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign, which advocates for keeping horses alive and free and not鈥�
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Wild horses in Eastern Oregon have been seen as a problem for more than 100 years. Today the Bureau of Land Management pastures, but does not slaughter,鈥�
