Ep #42: Revisiting A Vision for Wild Horses

Wild horses have long been symbols of freedom and the untamed spirit of the American West. But in recent years, these majestic creatures have faced significant challenges. This year, in particular, has been horrible for wild horses in America.

Wild horses used to roam 49 million acres of public land. Today, they’re restricted to just 26.9 million acres in herd management areas, with many herds struggling to maintain their genetic viability. They deserve to live wild, without fear of being removed or mistreated. The first step? Returning them to the lands that belong to them and ensuring they’re cared for properly.

In this episode, I revisit key ideas to provide hope and direction for those who are passionate about protecting wild horses. As we reflect on their plight, it’s important to remind ourselves what we’re fighting for and envision a better future for them. We should respect and protect these magnificent creatures, as they are a vital part of America’s natural heritage and deserve to be preserved for generations to come.

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What You’ll Learn from this Episode:

• Why the return of wild horses to their original home is necessary for their wellbeing.
• Why wild horses should be recognized as a native species.
• What measures can be taken to ensure public access and transparency in the care of wild horses.
• Why wild horses should be prioritized in order to have effective HMA plans.
• What a better alternative would look like for managing wild horses.
• Why the Bureau of Land Management should be removed from managing the wild horses.

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• Living Images by Carol Walker
• Wild Hoofbeats Blog
• Wild Hoofbeats: America’s Vanishing Wild Horses by Carol Walker
• The Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Protection Act, HR 365

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