Keeping Wild Horses Wild 101

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About the Keeping Wild Horses Wild 101 Series

We’ll be the first to say it: It can be difficult to stay up to speed with the complex issues affecting our nation’s wild horses and burros. With so many federal agencies, acronyms and applicable laws, it’s easy to get confused. Enter in AWHC's KeepingWild Horses Wild 101 series: we'll break the issue down for you in short, presentations covering topics from the history to the fight of the present day.

Meet the Presenters

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    Amelia Perrin
    Communications Associate
    Amelia has been an avid horse lover since she was 5 years old. As she grew up, her love for the equestrian sport blossomed. She started competing in the hunter-jumper world. She later took the skills learned from riding and gentled two baby mustangs from the Cedar Mountains HMA! She now lives in Davis, CA with her horse. Amelia started working for AWHC in 2018.
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    Brieanah Schwartz
    Government Relations and Policy Counsel
    Brieanah received her J.D. from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law in Baltimore, Maryland and graduated with a concentration in Environmental Law. She is now barred in the District of Columbia. Brieanah is responsible for advancing AWHC’s position before Congress and this administration, for producing comments that AWHC submits, and for assisting the litigation teams on all of AWHC’s active cases.
Sessions in this Wild Horses 101 Series
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    Let's start from the beginning
    Wild Horse 101: The History
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    We're tackling acronyms and legislation
    Wild Horse 101: Legislation
    We will be tackling the agency's alphabet soup and legislation that affects wild horses and burros
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    Wild Horse 101: The Burros
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