We mentioned a few weeks ago that we were blessed to be able to spend a day at Theodore Roosevelt National Park with Patrick Springer from the Fargo Forum and Frank Kuntz who has been advocating for these horses for over 40 years now. The story can be found on the Forum’s website here: https://www.inforum.com/news/north-dakota/after-decades-of-attempted-eradication-advocates-fear-wild-horses-in-western-north-dakota-face-bleak-futureContinue reading “After decades of attempted eradication, advocates fear wild horses in western North Dakota face bleak future”
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Articles in the Fargo Forum
Patrick Springer is an awesome reporter in North Dakota that has been writing about the plight of the wild horses that call Theodore Roosevelt National Park in Medora home for a few decades now. He has recently released a few more articles. We hope that you will consider registering with the Fargo Forum to showContinue reading “Articles in the Fargo Forum”
THANK YOU!!!!
We wanted to take a moment to say a huge THANK YOU to each and every one of you who took the time to send a comment, letter and/or documentation to Theodore Roosevelt National Park regarding the new management plan they initiated this spring! TRNP received 1774 pieces of correspondence/comments. Of those 1774 ~ 1242Continue reading “THANK YOU!!!!”
Questions from March
You may remember that in March of this year, Theodore Roosevelt National Park invited the public to submit questions regarding the management of the wild horses and their new “Livestock Management Plan”. Understandably, there was a limit to the questions that could be answered on that Zoom conference. The park did state that they wouldContinue reading “Questions from March”
Our FOIA Request
What is a FOIA request? From FOIA.gov: What is FOIA? Since 1967, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has provided the public the right to request access to records from any federal agency. It is often described as the law that keeps citizens in the know about their government. Federal agencies are required to discloseContinue reading “Our FOIA Request”
What’s Going On?
We know it has been quiet here lately, but we wanted to let you know that Chasing Horses Wild Horse Advocates (CHWHA) continues to advocate for the wild horses that call Theodore Roosevelt National Park (TRNP) in Medora, ND home! While we are grateful for the Park FINALLY initiating a wild horse management plan, thereContinue reading “What’s Going On?”
Research Library
Have you checked out the Research Library section of our website? https://chwha.org/library/ We are constantly updating this section of our website as new articles and information come to us. We just added a couple of new articles again today! We have been collecting information, articles, videos for about 6 years now. If you have informationContinue reading “Research Library”
This Learning Curve!
We have to make a correction to something that we said that was not true. As we mentioned before, one of our wild horse advocate friends made note of the steep learning curve we have been on. We are learning, that is for sure! While we were talking to our lawyer today, he mentioned ourContinue reading “This Learning Curve!”
Happy Earth Day – 2022!!!
What a PERFECT way to celebrate Earth Day! Our friends at American Wild Horse Campaign were featured in today’s Bismarck Tribune OP-ED! You can read the entire article here: This may seem “late” to some of you. Let us reassure you – IT IS NOT! This is a wonderful reminder that this is NOT aContinue reading “Happy Earth Day – 2022!!!”
TRNP Wild Horse Portal FAQ Updated
Theodore Roosevelt National Park updated its Frequently Asked Questions page recently! You can check out the questions and answers here: https://www.nps.gov/thro/learn/nature/frequently-asked-questions-about-horses.htm During the Zoom Civic Meeting on March 30th, the Park said that they would be continuing to answer questions through the wild horse portal as well as posting questions that were asked during theContinue reading “TRNP Wild Horse Portal FAQ Updated”