On the National Stage…Part 2

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Hello and Happy Sunday! 

The Wall Street Journal has just released their article about the Theodore Roosevelt National Park wild horses!  You can read the article here: https://www.wsj.com/us-news/wild-horses-national-parks-north-dakota-e12d5fd6?st=0j87ct4epeg9wy6&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink&fbclid=IwAR0EO3clh6Q8StmqMyuZpaUgDgjf5nNJgO0WfYU3CMrOkFy2BFJE0emiiuo

THANK YOU to the WSJ for reporting on this and to Joe for writing such a great article!  We are also thankful to everyone that took the time to talk to Joe about the current situation with the horses.  Even if he didn’t quote you personally, you helped contribute to an amazing article!

With the publication of this article come a few NEW Call’s to Action!

CALL TO ACTION #1:

SHARE THE WSJ ARTICLE!

We know that Joe found us in part from reading Patrick Springer’s articles in the Fargo Forum.  We are asking that you PLEASE share this article to help show national media outlets like the Wall Street Journal that stories about wild horses (NOT just the TRNP wild horses) have an audience! 

CALL TO ACTION #2:

SEND EMAILS!

Superintendent Angie Richman and Regional Director Herbert Frost seem all to willing to “stay the course” and continue working toward their goal to eliminate ALL 200 wild horses from the boundaries of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.  Just under 20,000 people took the time to participate in the comment period that ended January 31, 2023 and ONLY 45 of those people agreed with the Park’s decision! 

If they are NOT willing to listen, maybe National Park Service Director Sams will be interested to know that what is happening here in our little corner of the world in Southwestern North Dakota is getting national attention in the media! 

Please send an email to NPS Director Sams with the link to this WSJ article.  You can email Director Sams at charles_sams@nps.gov.

You are also welcome to make sure Superintendent Angie Richman and Regional Director Herbert Frost see this article as well.  You can email Superintendent Richman at: Angie_Richman@nps.gov and Regional Director Frost at: Bert_Frost@nps.gov

Please remember to be respectful in your emails!

CALL TO ACTION #3:

EMAIL THE WSJ!

Please take the time to send a letter to the editor at the Wall Street Journal.  Feel free to use this opportunity to talk about the TRNP wild horses or the current plight of ALL wild horses!  You can also just thank them for covering this story! You can send your email to: wsj.ltrs@wsj.com

TOMORROW the article will be in the print edition of the Wall Street Journal!  Be sure to check back here tomorrow for ANOTHER exciting update in this series and a NEW Call to Action!

Thank you for your support and for all of you who are fighting this fight with us to save this amazing herd of wild horses! 

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One response to “On the National Stage…Part 2”

  1. […] More importantly, we need to take advantage of this moment!  Please take a moment to read through and complete at our Calls to Action from yesterday! […]

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