News and Noteworthy

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  A resolution urging the federal government to reduce wild horse and burro populations by means that could include sterilization with a method of birth control not yet proven safe or by employing "lethal removal" has failed in Utah's State Senate. HCR 22, introduced by Rep. Ken Ivory, R-West Jordan, called ... Read More
March 16, 2017AnnieFannie
As published by The Salt Lake Tribune Washington — Michael Nedd, who had run the Bureau of Land Management's office over energy and mineral programs, will take over as the acting director of the entire agency, the Interior Department said Wednesday. The BLM is the biggest land manager in ... Read More
March 15, 2017AnnieFannie
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KSBY.com | San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Area News Monday marked a day of celebration as Silver King and his reunited family band were released onto Return to Freedom's 2,000-acre satellite sanctuary in San Luis ... Read More
March 14, 2017AnnieFannie
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  As published by Ruidoso News With the 2017 session of the New Mexico Legislature drawing to a close Saturday, people on different sides of the “wild horse” debate in Lincoln County and elsewhere in the state are pushing for passage of bills or memorials they hope will clarify the ... Read More
March 14, 2017AnnieFannie
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For three of the last four months, Return to Freedom has kept witness on the ground, day after 10-hour winter day, through holidays and freezing temperatures, documenting helicopter roundups in Utah and Nevada and keeping our supporters informed. Humane observation has proven valuable for holding Bureau of Land Management and its ... Read More
March 9, 2017AnnieFannie
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  As published by Westways Magazine In a windswept farming valley bordered by rolling coastal hills, Lompoc (pronounced LOM-poke) lies about 20 miles west of US Highway 101. For a few years during the ... Read More
March 2, 2017AnnieFannie