Join Us in Urging BLM to Humanely Manage Colorado's Little Book Cliffs Herd

June 2024
For years, Colorado's Little Book Cliffs wild horses have been humanely managed using PZP fertility control. Colorado's Grand Junction Bureau of Land Management office now wants to use the controversial Gonacon fertility control, which is known to destroy mares' ovaries and in turn likely destroy natural and beneficial "wild" behaviors. In addition, BLM is looking to remove 42% of the estimated 200 horses currently living peacefully on our public lands.
We call on BLM to use only the PZP fertility control, which has been proven safe and effective for decades, and to ditch plans to remove any horses from the already small herd

Our government is supposed to be responsive to us -- so we must be sure to tell them what we want and why. Please take a minute to join us in telling BLM that we want our wild horses in Colorado managed humanely using PZP - not by the removals of members of the herd. 

~ The Cloud Team

Click the green TAKE ACTION button for the form to sign our petition for the Little Book Cliffs horses.
To see the documents associated with this Environmental Assessment and submit your personal comments, click here: EplanningUi (blm.gov).

This comment period closes on June 14, 2024