They are part of 2,000 head of wild horses grazing on the ranch under the control of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, a division of the Interior Department. After a five-mile run through tall ...

Having a genuine, humane and cost effective solution for wild horses that is acceptable to all public-lands stakeholders is ...

Importantly, there are key differences between wild horses and cattle in terms of their grazing patterns, behavior, and impacts. Cattle are far less selective in what sort of forage they will consume, ...

Reduction or elimination of livestock grazing rights due to misuse of federal lands by wild horses or burros; Any new or expanded wild horse and burro territories being established on public land or ...

The federal grazing program allows millions of privately owned cattle and sheep to graze for pennies on the dollar, while wild horses — who have a legal right to these lands — are scapegoated ...

While the horses are cherished by many as a symbol of wild beauty, their presence in Missouri's natural landscapes started to bring in controversy. Their grazing habits can lead to overgrazing ...

America's Wild Horses' is an idealistic documentary that glosses management complexities, ecological impact, and public land ...

Are wild horses truly “wild,” as an indigenous species in North America, or are they “feral weeds”—barnyard escapees, far removed genetically from their prehistoric ancestors? The question at hand is, ...

They’re easily seen on Cumberland’s shore, grazing in the dunes to catch sea ... The origin story of the wild horses that roam this portion of the Outer Banks is quite amazing.