Ericka Luna News Today

The Tonto National Forest is pleased to welcome Ericka Luna as their new deputy forest supervisor.

Born free, but now captured and locked in the back of a trailer, a young horse will soon see his new home for the first time.

A federal judge in Arizona has ruled that 18 horses seized by the U.S. Forest Service should not be re-introduced into the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests because they are considered unregulated livestock instead of protected wild horses.

The judge found federal records implicating horses in the area as descendants of domesticated horses, and not wild.

The advocacy group says the wild horses might be sold for slaughter, while a biodiversity nonprofit says they would threaten a regional mouse species.

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