Long Island Horse Rescuer Manda Kalimian Was ‘Born to Rewild’ Wild horses that roam America’s Western rangelands descended from indigenous populations and were not all imported from Spain—an important distinction that means mustangs have been misclassified as an invasive species. Those findings in a recent scientific study are among the revelations that Manda Kalimian, the founder and president of the …
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Saving our Honey Bees and Wild Horses
Saving our Honey Bees and Wild Horses “Much of a Muchness” Did you know that 7 of the 10 top honey-producing states are in the American West? Topping the list producing over 38.6 million pounds of honey a year valued at 61 million dollars is North Dakota—followed by South Dakota, California, Texas, Montana, Minnesota, and Idaho. Honey bees are pollinators; they are the farmer’s …
Deb Haaland, UN Letter & More March News
This month’s news rundown reveals stories related to politics, the environment and leisure pursuits, including rewilding spaces for travel lovers.
Can young children tell us how to see wildlife and the environment?
With the teachings of creation stories and ceremonial practices that are a part of the everyday life of Native Americans, children learn to blend and associate themselves with the natural world.
2021 News You Should Follow for January
A rundown of important news and information we’re following right now and that you should, too!
Rewilding Explained: America’s Wild Horses & Beyond
Learn about the term rewilding and the history of wild horses in America, including the Wild and Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 and why today $110 million American tax dollars are spent every year.
Rewilding for Healthy Landscapes Webinar
Watch our webinar on Rewilding for healthier environments and the benefits wild horses can bring, including Wouter Helmer, Steve Israel, Michael Connor and more.
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Where Is Our Human: Rewilding In The Age Of COVID-19
Image: A Chinese woman holds her dog, both wearing protective masks. Kevin Frayer/Getty Images Over the last three and a half years this country has been faced with a considerable amount of change. Every day there seems to be a new normal for us to conform to. And just when you thought you had adjusted and learned to accept the “New …
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WHERE IS OUR HUMAN?
What happens to a society when they have become so callous and self-absorbed that they have no regard for the natural world around them no less other human life?
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Wild Horse Grazing Can Help Our Planet
Let’s talk about the importance of horse grazing to the environment. Not many people know this, but horses feeding off of the land is the healthiest way to preserve our lands.
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REWILDING IS COMING AND THERE IS NO STOPPING IT, the resolution should we want for ourselves going into 2020
Let us resolve in the new year, to work towards a greater understanding of the value of our wild horses, not only from a cultural and historic place but from an environmental perspective.
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The Tale of The American Indian Horse: A relationship like no other
They were also referred to as “people of the horse” because they had a greater understanding of the horse that other cultures did not, as they evolved together. The spiritual connection between the Native Americans and their horses is a rarity that not many people have experienced.