Horses are the Key to Rewilding Birch Creek Valley and Re-Establishing the Yellowstone Wildlife Corridor
By helping to free wild horses, you are also contributing to the restoration of the planet.
We are freeing 200 horses for the first time at Birch Creek to create a rewilding habitat for the benefit of all wildlife, including bison, deer, pronghorn, bears, and wolves.
This is an unprecedented opportunity to save America's wild horses and tens of thousands of animals threatened by extinction, and safeguard the future of our grandchildren and communities.
Share this exciting moment with us. Enjoy video footage of the actual release and be a part of the future.
Rewilding America Now is collaborating with a private investor who is the permit holder for 4 large public land grazing allotments that cover nearly 70,000 acres in Birch Creek Valley in Jocelyn, Idaho.
As a first step to rewilding our 70,000 acres, this summer on July 15th we are excited to be able to release and reintroduce 225 horses onto our first allotment.
These horses are the beginning of creating a rewilding habitat that will build biodiversity, deep-rooting grasses and healthy habitat back into the valley.
We invite you to be part of this journey.
The total expense per horse to ship, temporarily feed and house until eventual release is $700.
You may also free a wild horse for a friend or loved one in their honor or memory.
