My guest today made wild horses accessible to people with her stories of the stallion, Cloud. She showed that wild horses have society, friendships, relationships, personalities, and they have lives that you can follow and get to know. This made a huge difference in the public perception of wild horses, and her documentation of the Pryor Mountain Herd has led us into the world of wild horses.
Ginger Kathrens is an Emmy Award-winning producer, cinematographer, writer, editor, as well as an award-winning author. She introduced Cloud, Wild Stallion of the Rockies, to the world in her famous documentaries, giving us the first in-depth look at the rich and complex society of wild horses. Ginger is the founder of The Cloud Foundation and acts as the foundation’s Board President.
If you want to find out what the Bureau of Land Management’s new plan for the Pryor Mountain Herd is, then this episode is for you. We discuss the various actions that help wild horse herds thrive, including fertility control, and selective removal and proper rehoming, and how we can use your help.
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Hey Carol
Just wanted to mention that BLM extended the comment period for the Pryor’s to April 28. Something about their computer system being down, and they also added the 2009 HMAP to the list of documents.
Thank you for all you do for our wild horses and burros.
=Hi Carol, Thanks for doing this interview. I very much want to listen to it, but each time I try, the message says “unable to load media.” Is there another way I can listen? Thanks, Charlotte
thank you for hosting this, several of us are working on getting our comments together today . thanks for all you do!
Thank you!
You are so right the Bureau never seems to take in account the number of the horses that will pass away. They have no real idea .
Thank you Carol and Ginger for this valuable podcast explaining AML’s and the importance of genetic diversity in keeping viable herds. It is very frustrating that there are humane solutions that are being ignored by the BLM.