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Opinion Coal Mining and Wild Horses: Who Pays the Bill?

Calgary Herald — 2025

 

WHOAS on the hidden cost of habitat displacement — and why non-profits like WHOAS end up carrying the burden of decisions made far from the rescue barn. 

 https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/opinion-3

The Wild Horses of Alberta: Guardians of the Eastern Foothills

The Albertan — 2024

 

A profile of WHOAS's rescue, rehabilitation, and tour programs — and our work advocating for humane management of Alberta's wild horses since 2002.  https://www.thealbertan.com/hot-summer-guide/the-wild-horses-of-alberta-guardians-of-the-eastern-foothills-10732109

See Them Before They Are Gone: The Struggle to Protect Alberta's Wild Horses

The Rockies Life — 2024

 

The conservation challenge facing Alberta's wild horses — and why organizations like WHOAS exist to ensure horses don't fall through the cracks into the livestock market. 

https://therockies.life/see-them-before-they-are-gone-the-struggle-to-protect-albertas-wild-horses/

Feral Horse Count in Alberta District Past Threshold According to New Management Plan

CTV Calgary — 2023

 

HAWS and WHOAS. Two organizations, one goal. This 2023 CTV article captures a moment when both groups were speaking with one voice — advocating for wild horses, pushing back on government population counts, and working together to ensure no horse ever goes to slaughter. https://www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/feral-horse-count-in-alberta-district-past-threshold-according-to-new-management-plan/

Visit: Wild Horses of Alberta Society

This Big Adventure — 2020

 

A family's account of visiting WHOAS near Sundre — the horses, the people, and why the work matters. "The pride in their work, and how deeply they care for the horses is inspiring.

https://www.thisbigadventure.com/visit-wild-horses-of-alberta-society/

ABOUT US 

Wild Horses of Alberta Society’s is a registered Alberta non-profit and charity dedicated to keeping wild horses wild and free

Land Acknowledgement 

Here in the foothills, we walk on the traditional territories of the Îyârhe Nakoda, Niitsitapi, and Tsuut’ina Nations, and the homeland of the Métis Nation of Alberta.

These lands have long been home to the stories of people and horses. We honour the First Peoples who care for this land, and we honour the wild horses who still run free upon it.

Contact

Box 64 Sundre, AB T0M 1X0

info@wildhorsesofalberta.com

Charity Number 864315288RR0001

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