Wyoming Checkerboard: Tenth Circuit Denial of Emergency Stay

The Tenth Circuit Court has recently made a significant decision regarding the Wyoming Checkerboard wild horse case. This ruling has denied an emergency stay, which has considerable implications for the future of wild horse conservation efforts in the region.

The case has been closely followed by advocates and stakeholders involved in the protection of wild horses. The denial of the emergency stay means that the current management plans will proceed without delay, affecting the wild horse populations in the Wyoming Checkerboard area.

American Wild Horse Conservation (formerly American Wild Horse Campaign) continues to monitor the situation closely and is committed to advocating for the humane treatment and protection of wild horses on public lands. This decision underscores the ongoing challenges faced in balancing conservation efforts with land management policies.