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Saving and Rewilding America's Wild horses for a healthier planet

  • Wild Horses living on Public range lands have been trapped in the middle of a land grab and  mismanaged by The Bureau of Land management for nearly 50 years.  
 
  • Today over 70,000 wild horses are currently warehoused in taxpayer-funded holding facilities. 
 
  • These inhuman roundups and warehousing costs over $80 million a year in federal tax dollars.
 
  • America’s public range lands that are home to these horses are used primarily for corporate farming of cattle for export, oil fracking and drilling.
 
  • Cattle outnumber horses over 50 to 1and are one of the largest contributor to climate change.
 
  • The BLM manages 248 million acres. There is no land for horses?
Rewilding is the Reintroduction Of Select Plants And Animals Into their native Environment To Help Restore An Ecological Balance That Benefits All Inhabitants. 
 
  • We work to unite wild horses with rewilding initiatives that allow them to live free while restoring an environmental and spiritual balance so they can fulfill their environmental niche as they have been proven to do. 
 
  • We work to promote changing legislation to support humane alternatives to managing our wild horses and the misconceptions surrounding them.
 
  • CANA advocates for rewilding as a nonpartisan solution to the nations wild horse management and fiscal crisis.
 
  • We advocate for Rewilding initiatives on Native lands to help bring environmental and socio economic opportunities to tribal communities.
  • Cana Foundation is a 501 (C) 3 nonprofit New York-based rewilding organization.
 
  • Cana Foundation Initiatives work through a combination of advocacy efforts, public awareness campaigns and large scale media initiatives. 

CURRENT INITIATIVES

United Nations Conference on Rewilding & Wild Horses

Co-hosted by: United Nations Environment Programme,
The Institute of Politics and Global Affairs at Cornell University, Cana Foundation 
 
Details Pending
 

Rewilding of Wild Horses in the American West

University of Pennsylvania

Stuart Weitzman School of Design

The Ian L. McHarg Center for Urbanism + Ecology

Rewilding of horses takes a closer look at the ways living beings and natural habitats function together.

The ultimate goal of rewilding horses is to create a balance between horses and the lands they inhabit to benefit ecosystems and a more sustainable environment.

Study in progress/ completion date June 2020

CANA Foundation achieves Groundbreaking Rewilding Legislation for Wild Horses in FY2020 Interior Appropriations Budget

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COLLABORATIONS

When like minded people join forces the energy of that collaboration can only bring truth and positive change. Cana Foundation is proud to be working with Ejaz Khan and his amazing photography along with his work in bringing awareness to endangered species around the globe. Ejaz has turned his attention to helping our Wild Horses and the importance of acknowledging them as a native species to America, and cultural icons.

“And then I saw the horses – nearly 200 of them and this baby horse. I fell to my knees in awe as a result! The horses just kept running. They ran past and around us again and again. When I got control of my emotions, I began snapping these pictures of wild horses. I didn’t know how the horse images would come out – I just knew that the experience itself was an incredible blessing.”   Ejaz Khan
 
For information on this limited edition signed piece of Nokota baby-horse, CLICK HERE
 
Percentage of proceeds to help Cana Foundations Rewilding initiatives.

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