U.S. Senator John Thune (R-S.D.) recently introduced legislation to improve grazing rights for the U.S. Forest Service national grasslands permit holders. Under current Federal Land Policy and Management Act rules, ranchers with permits on national grasslands do not have the same rights as those with grazing permits on Bureau of Land Management and national forest land.

The Bureau of Land Management has offered a $1,000 incentive through its Adoption Incentive Program to anyone who would like to adopt wild horses or burros.

The NHBRMC has submitted public testimony to the Bureau of Land Management on the current state of our nation’s overpopulated western rangelands. 

The Bureau of Land Management has started a wild horse and burro “Online Corral”—a new website focused on connecting the American public with wild horses and burros available for adoption or purchase. The BLM has also announced the 2018 wild horse and burro event schedule, featuring nearly 70 events nationwide that focus on placing wild […]

The American Wild Horse Campaign and equine photographer Kimerlee Curyl filed suit in U.S. District Court in Nevada challenging a plan by the BLM.

Ranchers and grazing permit holders will get an unprecedented level of flexibility in the management of livestock while also protecting the public lands, thanks to a new initiative from the Bureau of Land Management. This effort emphasizes the Trump Administration’s goal of promoting shared conservation stewardship of public lands while supporting uses such as grazing. […]

An amendment to the Interior and Environment Appropriations bill that would allow for humane wild horse and burro euthanasia is just what western ranchers need according to the Public Lands Council (PLC) and the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA). The amendment, sponsored by Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah), would rein in burdensome regulations that failed to […]