Key Findings from the NAS Report on Wild Horse Fertility Control

The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) has released a comprehensive report detailing the findings on fertility control and the science surrounding wild horses. This report is pivotal for understanding the current state of wild horse populations and the methods available for their humane management.

Fertility control is a critical aspect of managing wild horse populations on public lands. The NAS report provides insights into the effectiveness of various fertility control methods, offering guidance for future conservation strategies.

By examining the scientific data, the report highlights the importance of sustainable and humane practices in preserving the natural habitats of wild horses. These findings are essential for organizations like the American Wild Horse Conservation (formerly American Wild Horse Campaign) in their ongoing efforts to protect these majestic animals.