Farlow, a contributing photographer to National Geographic, has now turned that childhood obsession into a photo-rich book called Wild at Heart: Mustangs and the Young People Fighting to Save Them.

A sickly newborn foal was found all alone on a beach in North Carolina, officials said.

AMIL, Spain (Reuters) - The wildfires that used to burn each summer in the woods above the Spanish village of Barro have diminished to almost none since Lucia Perez started grazing wild horses there.

Sad day once again,” Chasing Horses Wild Horse Advocates posted Oct. 15 ... “Some of the stallions are fighting,” Chris Kman, the group’s founder and president, told the Forum of Dargo ...

After being brutally rounded up, many of the wild horses, seen by many as a symbol ... lawmaker any time on the issue—are going to keep fighting. It’s uphill, for sure, but certainly less ...

Several Heber wild horses were rescued from drowning in a ... burned in the Tucson metro area This Tohono O'odham linguist is fighting to keep indigenous languages alive in Arizona Nixon wants ...

As Congress may again consider policies that could lead to the mass slaughter of America’s wild horses, we are reminded of a conservative voice who once helped stop that very outcome ...

Vexing.” “For well over a decade we have been fighting on behalf of the Red Desert's iconic wild horses,” said Kimerlee Curyl, wild horse photographer. “Giving up on them is not an option; putting a ...

It’s hard to even imagine wild horses existing in a world that, at times, feels so human-made and commercialized. Roaming free, they are the epitome of how wildlife can still thrive. That is ...

“It will make you fall in love with America all over again and understand why the protection of our wild horses and our public lands are worth fighting for,” Latham said. Latham’s ...

Among vast meadows dotted with yellow flowers and sprawling evergreen trees, wild horses gallop freely in central Alberta, playfully fighting in the summer sun or grazing on grasses and shrubs ...

One of the most vocal opponents of the program is Carol Walker, a Colorado horse advocate who has spent decades photographing, training and fighting to protect wild horses. At her home ...