National Wild Horse and Burro Program

News and Information

• BLM Solicits Proposals for Private Land Wild Horse Ecosanctuaries
     
• Nominations Open for Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board
    
• BLM Seeks Bids for New Long-Term Pastures to Care for Wild Horses
    
• BLM Selects Proposed Wild Horse Ecosanctuary on Private and Public Land in Nevada for Environmental Analysis
• BLM Invites the Public to Tour Wild Horse Long-Term Holding Pastures in Kansas
     
• BLM Director Approves Nearly $300,000 in Funding for Projects Aimed at Improving Conditions on Western Rangelands Where Wild Horses and Burros Roam
     
• BLM Selects Proposed Wild Horse Ecosanctuary on Private Land for Environmental Review
   
• BLM Announces Three Selections for National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board
      
• BLM Review of Triple B Wild Horse Gather Finds Overall Safe Practices, but Cites Incidents of Aggressive Handling   
• BLM Team to Review Triple B Gather in Nevada 
    
• BLM Statement on AAEP Report 
    
• Joan Guilfoyle to Lead BLM's Wild Horse and Burro Program

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About the Program

The BLM protects, manages, and controls wild horses and burros under the authority of the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 to ensure that healthy herds thrive on healthy rangelands.  Learn more about the program following this link, or click here to go to the feedback page.

Student Documentary Describes Debate on Mustangs

"Free to Roam? The Mustang Debate" is a new YouTube video that describes the debate over wild horses and burros.  While the debate has resulted in many articles and videos, what's unusual about this video is that the producer is a 12-year-old student -- Brigit Brown of Moriarty, New Mexico. Learn more>> 

New Page:  From the Public
A new feature of this site will answer questions based on correspondence from the public.  Go to From the Public »

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