Study Reveals Solution for Range War Between Wild Horses and Cattle Ranchers
Summary
Yreka, CA, August 09, 2019 --( This groundbreaking study titled; "Impact Of Wild Horses On Wilderness Landscape And Wildfire - Preliminary Findings" ( This Many significant sacrifices were made in order to conduct this thorough Study, with its findings integrated into a user friendly It is time to abandon longstanding misinformed "flat earth" understandings of wild horse behavioral ecology and move forward enlightened with scientific fact. It is time for implementation of an intelligent management tool for our wilderness forest ecosystems and Americas (Oregons & Californias) native species wild horses. In other areas where comingled cattle and wild horses are in competition, determining damage to the landscape become a very difficult "who done it" mystery, which is vulnerable to partisan interpretation.Many significant sacrifices were made in order to conduct this thorough Study, with its findings integrated into a user friendly document , instead of a presentation in Latin using scientific lexicon that only a select few people can understand.It is time to abandon longstanding misinformed "flat earth" understandings of wild horse behavioral ecology and move forward enlightened with scientific fact. It is time for implementation of an intelligent management tool for our wilderness forest ecosystems and Americas (Oregons & Californias) native species wild horses.The results of this Study represent the condensed findings, supported by firefighters and scientists, derived from ~11,000+ hours of observations in the field at close range, thousands of photos, dozens and dozens of videos... eleven thousand hours of hard work in remote locations and under difficult conditions.A recent natural history documentary film out of Colorado College titled " Fuel, Fire and Wild Horses " has been "Officially Selected" by the Aspen Mountain Film Festival. This film features Pulitzer Prize winner David Phillips and naturalist William E. Simpson II as it explores how wild horses can by managed in a manner that is both cost-effective and beneficial to all stakeholders.As a result of information gained from the Study, along with other published supporting science by scientists, a revolutionary new management plan for wild horses has been published and offers a winning solution for all stakeholders.