Wild Narrative Project
Wild Narrative Project, Jennifer CaudillNonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom delivering deeply reported stories from the range. We illuminate corruption, hypocrisy, and power imbalances behind wild horse roundups, grazing conflicts, and endangered-species battles.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 48 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 25 days ago |
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Final day to comment on BLM proposal that could reshape future wild horse reviews
Today is the public’s last opportunity to help shape how the Bureau of Land Management studies—and ultimately justifies—future wild horse gather decisions across the West.
Although no gathers are being approved through this process, the fr...
A Quick Update from the Reporting Trail
Hi all —
It’s been a quieter stretch than usual here at Wild Narrative Project, and I wanted to share a brief update on what’s been happening behind the scenes.
Much of the last few months has gone into records requests, research, and fie...
What We're Watching: A Grazing Rule Built on Uncertain Ground
We were halfway east across HWY 50 in Nevada, the loneliest road in the world according to the sun-bleached signs as we’d passed through Middlegate, then Austin, then Eureka. We’d traveled to this swath of public land again, our third visit...
BLM Announces a Wave of Wild Horse Gathers Set to Begin in Nevada in Less Than One Week
The Bureau of Land Management announced Monday that it will begin four bait-and-water gathers across Nevada on or around March 15, targeting the removal of more than 2,000 wild horses and 425 burros.
The notices were posted on March 10, gi...
“Phase 3”: The Phrase Shaping Conversations About California’s Wolves
California is currently in Phase 2 of wolf recovery under the state’s conservation plan. But in some local stakeholder discussions, “Phase 3” has become shorthand for a future where lethal removal of wolves may become more common in respons...
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