Opinion: Canada's last wild horses must be protected
B.C. and Alberta have most of Canada’s remaining wild horses, yet none are protected by provincial or national laws
Source: theglobeandmail.com
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B.C. and Alberta have most of Canada’s remaining wild horses, yet none are protected by provincial or national laws
Wayne McCrory's 20-plus years of research on free-roaming horses in B.C.'s Chilcotin plateau has culminated in a book that he hopes will change the attitudes of those who see the animals as 'destructive intruders,' he says.
Read an excerpt from an exciting new book.
The herd may have roamed the area for hundreds of years after travelling to Canada from Russia