Last week, we suffered a heartbreaking setback in our battle for the future of Wyoming’s wild horses.
In a 70-page decision, district court Judge Kelly Rankin ruled that the Bureau of ... Read More
In a heartbreaking loss for wild herds, a judge today ruled that the Bureau of Land Management did not violate federal laws when it stripped 2 million acres from wild ... Read More
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Return to Freedom continues to demand that the Bureau of Land Management take meaningful action after a wrangler was filmed kicking a downed ... Read More
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LOMPOC, CALIFORNIA — Return to Freedom Wild Horse Conservation today demanded that the Bureau ... Read More
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The Senate Interior Appropriations Subcommittee has recommended allocating $143,102,000 to the Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Horse and Burro Program for Fiscal Year 2025. That’s ... Read More
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Return to Freedom has worked with advisor Rodger Savory to implement regenerative grazing practices at its sanctuary with sustainable results. RTF sees properly managed grazing and holistic management as part ... Read More
Return to Freedom is awaiting a federal judge’s rulings in two cases crucial to the future of wild horses in southwest Wyoming.
On Tuesday, we took part in a hearing before ... Read More
The documentary “The Mustangs: America’s Wild Horses” has begun airing on PBS stations.
The film ... Read More
On Tuesday, July 16, we’re headed to federal court to stop illegal roundups and the stripping of 2 million acres of public land from wild horse use for the benefit ... Read More
From January through April, 5,211 American horses and other equines were exported to Mexico or Canada for slaughter — up 3.95% from the same period last year.
That includes domestic horses ... Read More