American Wild Horse Conservation End of Year Report

The American Wild Horse Conservation (formerly American Wild Horse Campaign) has released its End of Year Report, detailing the organization's efforts and accomplishments in protecting wild horses and burros on public lands. This report highlights the significant strides made in advocacy, policy change, and public awareness, as well as the challenges that remain in ensuring the humane treatment of these iconic animals.

Throughout the year, the American Wild Horse Conservation has worked tirelessly to promote the humane management of wild horses and burros. Their efforts have included legal actions, public campaigns, and collaborations with other conservation organizations. Despite facing numerous obstacles, the organization has achieved several key victories that have helped safeguard the future of these animals.

One of the major highlights of the year was the successful campaign to halt inhumane roundups and promote fertility control as a humane alternative. This approach not only preserves the natural behavior of wild horses but also helps maintain ecological balance on public lands.

Looking forward, the American Wild Horse Conservation remains committed to its mission of protecting wild horses and burros. The organization plans to continue its advocacy work, engage with policymakers, and raise public awareness about the importance of preserving these animals in their natural habitats.

For more information on the American Wild Horse Conservation's efforts and to read the full End of Year Report, please visit their official website.