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Wildlife Monitoring Programs
The Ochoco National Forest in Oregon is doubling its efforts to monitor the wild horse population in the Big Summit Territory, aiming for a more comprehensive understanding of the herd's condition and demographics.
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American Wild Horse Conservation (AWHC)
The Bureau of Land Management and the University of Wyoming are conducting a study on wild horse movement in Adobe Town, using GPS collars to track their migration and habitat selection.
The Bureau of Land Management plans to study wild horse and burro populations in Utah, addressing management challenges and potential sterilization.
Discover how drones are revolutionizing wildlife and land research, offering cost-effective and efficient methods for monitoring ecosystems.
Explore the statistics and facts about wild horse populations on public lands, highlighting the importance of their conservation.
Explore the 1982 National Academy of Sciences report on wild horses and burros, highlighting population estimates, livestock competition, and management recommendations.
