BLM Selects Proposed Wild Horse Ecosanctuary on Private and Public Land in Nevada for Environmental Analysis
Photo by Julie Caramante
WASHINGTON, (BLM) – The Bureau of Land Management announced today that it has selected for environmental analysis a public-private land wild horse ecosanctuary proposal submitted by Saving America’s Mustangs (SAM), a non-profit organization formed by...
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Ninth Circuit upholds Wild Horse “Win”
Photo of BLM Press Observation Area by Laura Leigh
HOUSTON, (Horseback) – In a body blow to federal land managers California’s Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refused to overturn a ruling that grants access to the press during Bureau of Land Management “Gathers.”
Horseback learned of the court’s denial of...
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BLM expands removal plan for young Pryor Mustangs
Cloud and family after release from BLM capture in 2009 ~ photo by Terry Fitch
BILLINGS, Mont. (April 5, 2012)—Yesterday, BLM issued their Decision Record to permanently remove up to 40 young Pryor mustangs from their home in the mountains of southern Montana.
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BLM Indian Lakes (Broken Arrow) Tour
Story and Photo by By Laura Leigh, Horseback Magazine
FALLON, NEVADA, (Horseback) – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) held a “public tour” at the Indian Lakes (Broken Arrow) short-term holding facility in Fallon. Unlike other short-term facilities this facility is “off-limits” to the public except for a couple of...
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Wild Horse Education’s Ninth Circuit Press Access win challenged by BLM
RENO, (Wild Horse Education) - On Friday the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) filed a Motion for Reconsideration in the Ninth Circuit case challenging access to Wild Horses and information surrounding
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the care of animals. The Motion addresses the win for...
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BLM Trap site adoption a success at Stone Cabin
Story and Photo by Laura Leigh, Horseback Magazine
RENO, (Wild Horse Education/Wild Horse Freedom Federation) – On February 18, 2012 the Bureau of Land Management offered the public an opportunity to adopt horses directly from their home range. The event was held adjacent to the...
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By Steven Long
HOUSTON, (Horseback) – The tin ear of the federal Bureau of Land Management is clearly so out of tune to the desires of the American public and so in tune with the wants of corporate agriculture, hunting interests, and natural resource exploitation that the agency, and its titular head, Interior Secretary Ken...
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By Gordon Cowan, Attorney
Editor’s Note: On Valentine’s Day morning a Reno lawyer was stunned to receive an opinion from California’s Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals announcing he had prevailed in a case against the federal government. But it wasn’t just any lawyer, it wasn’t just any case, it wasn’t just any plaintiff. It was...
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Wild Horse Advocate Laura Leigh Wins on All Counts in Ninth Circuit Case
By Steven Long
Photos, Laura Leigh and Gordon Cowan
Ninth Circuit Decision Has Resonance With Free Press Groups
HOUSTON, (Horseback) – In a Nevada case with far reaching First Amendment implications, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has struck down a ruling by a...
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Never Too Young to Make a Difference
Never Too Young To Make a Difference!
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By Lacey Jo Edge
Cloud Photo by Terry Fitch, Horseback Magazine
WASHINGTON, (Unwanted Horse Coalition) – If you think someone as young as 13 years old could never make a difference, let me convince you otherwise. For a long...
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