Wild Horse Management And Policy Conference Planned
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
Although not nearly as simple as the Congressional solution for solving the wild horse and burro over-population problem (by erasing the lines for wild horse territories), the concept of basing management or policy on solid resource science might be more than we should expect when it comes to these animals. In spite of this, the efforts of the Nevada Section for the Society for Range Management should be saluted for their hosting a conference on Wild and Feral Horse and Burro Management and Policy. This event will be held in Sparks, NV at John Ascuaga’s Nugget, November 3-5. Registration information and additional details can be received by clicking on this link.
Information to be presented and discussions surrounding the ideas surfaced may assist in forward progress for effective management and policy. Then it will only require the political will of our elected representatives to make the choice for facts and reasoned approaches to take precedence over emotion and public posturing.
Although not nearly as simple as the Congressional solution for solving the wild horse and burro over-population problem (by erasing the lines for wild horse territories), the concept of basing management or policy on solid resource science might be more than we should expect when it comes to these animals. In spite of this, the efforts of the Nevada Section for the Society for Range Management should be saluted for their hosting a conference on Wild and Feral Horse and Burro Management and Policy. This event will be held in Sparks, NV at John Ascuaga’s Nugget, November 3-5. Registration information and additional details can be received by clicking on this link.
Information to be presented and discussions surrounding the ideas surfaced may assist in forward progress for effective management and policy. Then it will only require the political will of our elected representatives to make the choice for facts and reasoned approaches to take precedence over emotion and public posturing.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 10/2/2009 10:55 AM 
Categories: Public Lands
Tags: Management of Public Lands Wild Horses
Categories: Public Lands
Tags: Management of Public Lands Wild Horses
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