The
American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign is supported by a broad-based
coalition of public interest groups, environmentalists, humane organizations
and historical societies representing over 10 million supporters.
Spearheaded
by Return to Freedom
in the summer of 2004 after a preliminary
investigation into some of Nevada's Herd Management Areas, it
was conceived as a campaign, as opposed to a new organization, specifically
to allow its participants to present a united front for the horses'
sake; it is not a fundraising operation, but a unifying tool with
a firm grassroots base. For Campaign updates and alerts, please
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The
AWHPC Coalition includes:
U.S.
Public Interest Research Group
Humane Society
of the United States
International
Ecotourism Society
World
Wildlife Foundation
Center for Environmental
Education and Information
American
Wild Horse Sanctuary (Return to Freedom)
Old West Living
History Foundation
American
Humane Association
Heritage
Discovery Center
Wild Horse Observers
Association
Public Lands
For Public Use
American
Horse Defense Fund
Habitat
for Horses
Corolla
Wild Horse Fund
Equine Tourism
Horse
Nation Magazine
Wild
Horse & Burro Freedom Alliance
Utah Environmental
Congress
Wild
Horse Preservation League
American Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Int’l Society
for the Protection of Mustangs & Burros
Society
for Animal Protective Legislation
The
Cloud Foundation
Forest Guardians
National
Horse Protection League
American Mustang
and Burro Association
Vaquero
Heritage Foundation
Wild Horse
Spirit
Equine
Advocates
International
Fund for Horses
WindFlyers Mustang
Sanctuary
Living
Legends Magazine
Wild
Hearts Horse Fund
Lifesavers
Wild Horse Rescue
Front
Range Equine Rescue
H.O.O.F.
Animals Voice
Horse
Savers
Colonial
Spanish Horse
Cascadia
Wildlands Project
Wild Burro
Rescue & Preservation Project
National
Student Horse Protection Coalition
One
Voice
The
Silva Project
National
Wild Horse Association
Wild
horse advocacy is considered one of the most efficient grassroots
movements in the nation. This was confirmed in 2006 by several Members
of Congress polled by the Institute for a Democratic Future, who
called AWHPC to congratulate wild horse advocates on their grassroots
efforts. |
