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The conflict over wild horses in Nevada has raged for decades, but a pair of lawsuits are taking the argument back the site of the very first official federal roundup following the passage of the 1971 Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act.
Claiming the federal government violated its own provisions on how to manage wild horses and burros, two Nevada ranches are suing the Bureau of Land Management over its failure to remove an excess of wild horses from central Nevada.
Claiming the federal government violated its own provisions on how to manage wild horses and burros, two Nevada ranches are suing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) over its failure
A family ranch that's been operating in Nevada since 1883 filed a lawsuit Tuesday to force the Bureau of Land Management to round up wild horses that are damaging rangeland where it has permits to graze cattle.
The Bureau of Land Management is preparing to conduct pile burns in nine locations this winter. During the summer months, forest-thinning treatments often leave behind branches and other flammable biomass that is then organized into piles. In the winter, when conditions are safest for removal, the piles are burned. This process is critical to maintaining…