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RED ATHENA: A Heartfelt Exposé On Delusional, Deadly Activism

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 29/09/2026

Red Athena is the powerful true story of a feral horse’s fight for life on a depleted and drought-stricken range—and the stubborn, misinformed “advocate” who refused to let Athena be rounded up.

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RED ATHENA: A Heartfelt Exposé On Delusional, Deadly Activism

Wild Horses: Myths vs. Facts Restoring Balance for Healthy Rangelands, Thriving Horses, and Multiple Use

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 19/08/2026

A point by point examination and debunking of the most pervasive myths surrounding "wild" horses

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Wild Horses: Myths vs. Facts Restoring Balance for Healthy Rangelands, Thriving Horses, and Multiple Use

It’s Time to Follow the Law: Restore Balance on America’s Public Lands

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 03/08/2025

Western Justice stands with the 120+ wildlife, conservation, and land management organizations, representing millions of Americans, who are urging our federal leaders to uphold the law and restore ecological balance on our public lands. The health of these lands, and the survival of our native wildlife, depend on it.

It’s Time to Follow the Law: Restore Balance on America’s Public Lands

State Senator Weighs In About the Feral Horse Emergency in Nevada

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 27/07/2023

Nevada State Senator Ira Hansen calls attention to the feral horse emergency in this letter

State Senator Weighs In About the Feral Horse Emergency in Nevada

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