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AWHC exists because our wild horses and burros deserve to roam free. They are symbols of freedom, heritage, and the untamed spirit of the American West. As a nation, we stand up for these majestic creatures by promoting science based conservation to ensure their protection and preservation.
We have built a nationwide network of advocates, volunteer ambassadors and rescue organizations to amplify support for wild horse and burro conservation. Our impactful media campaigns – including billboards in New York City's Times Square and Washington DC’s National Mall – engage new supporters and influencers, building a passionate community dedicated to safeguarding these majestic animals.
Dedicated to protecting America's wild horses and burros, our programs focus on policy reform, conservation efforts, and community advocacy to ensure these iconic animals thrive on public lands.
We advocate for legislation in Washington DC to improve federal wild horse policy and to increase transparency. Our legal and investigations team protects wild horses and burros in the courts and exposes noncompliance with federal law and Congressional mandates.
AWHC is revolutionizing wild horse conservation across the American West. We are expanding land conservation projects in places like Fish Springs, Nevada, and improving protection standards. Nevada’s Virginia Range is home to the world’s leading wild horse fertility control program. These successes are influencing Congress to redirect funds away from helicopter roundups and towards humane conservation solutions.
AWHC is revolutionizing wild horse conservation across the American West. We are expanding land conservation projects in places like Fish Springs, Nevada, and improving protection standards. Nevada’s Virginia Range is home to the world’s leading wild horse fertility control program. These successes are influencing Congress to redirect funds away from helicopter roundups and towards humane conservation solutions.
Our mission relies on the dedication of passionate individuals. Learn about the people and teams working tirelessly to protect America’s wild horses and burros.
American Wild Horse Conservation’s board of directors is comprised of professionals dedicated to protecting wild horses and burros through strategic vision and advocacy.
Learn more about the volunteers championing the cause of America’s wild horses and burros as AWHC Ambassadors. These passionate leaders, storytellers, and advocates are at the forefront of our grassroots movement.
Meet our “boots on the ground” – the passionate staff of American Wild Horse Conservation. Their tireless efforts are at the forefront of wild horse and burro conservation, advocacy, and education.
Ready to make a career out of protecting America’s wild horses and burros? Explore opportunities to join our herd and be a part of impactful conservation efforts.
Check out our open career positions
Get in touch to find out how to become an AWHC Ambassador.
Whether in the field or from home, check out how to volunteer with AWHC for wild horses and burros