Page 2 - Burro Program News Today

Since the very first New Year's Day procession in Pasadena, equestrian units have played an important role in the celebration.

Horses roamed free in North America for over 99% of the last million years. But what should we call these free-range equines?

Cruel wild horse roundups are exposed in the documentary 'Wild Beauty: Mustang Spirit of the West,' an Oscar contender directed by Ashley Avis.

A California wildfire survivor Ariella Gaughan’s personal and cultural history has inspired a life dedicated to environmental stewardship.

Advocates are skeptical of a new $2 million effort to find solutions to the ever-growing population of wild horses on Nevada's ranges and elsewhere. But a Friday vote in Washington, D.C., is a step forward in bringing $11 million to help solve the problem.

Priscilla Lane of Friends of the Wild Horses and Burros has spent years advocating on behalf of these icons of the American West and her efforts recently bore fruit, with a new bill passed by Nye County aimed at ensuring humane treatment during all federal roundup activities.

(CARTHAGE, Mo.) On November 3rd and November 4th, individuals will have the chance to adopt wild horses in Carthage, Missouri through the United States Department of the Interior Bureau of

The animals come from BLM Horse Management Areas in Utah and Colorado. There are also several yearlings available that were facility born out of Antelope Mares in Nevada.

Wild Mustang advocates question a judges decision to allow helicopter roundups of wild mustangs to continue after 31 were killed in a helicopter-driven roundup in Nevada this summer.

PRESS RELEASE Special to the Herald Times RANGELY | The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will begin a wild horse gather on Sept. 1 in the West Douglas Herd Area approximately 20 miles south of Rangely in Rio Blanco County. The BLM plans to remove the entire estimated population of 122 wild horses from the