Learn more about “Field Studies”

Field studies are essential to the work of the American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC), focusing on the humane management and preservation of wild horse populations. These studies involve hands-on activities such as darting mares with fertility control vaccines, monitoring horse populations, and documenting their health and behavior in their natural habitats. AWHC's field studies are crucial for gathering data that informs conservation strategies, ensuring that wild horses thrive in their ecosystems while balancing population growth. By engaging volunteers in these efforts, AWHC fosters community involvement and raises awareness about the importance of protecting America's wild horses.