Wild Horses – Fresh & Direct

: In arid deserts, wild equids dig wells that reach groundwater, providing essential water for various other wildlife species.

Wild horses in the American West are federally protected "living symbols of the historic and pioneer spirit of the West." Currently, nearly 100,000 wild horses roam public lands, a population size that has sparked a complex "range war" between government agencies, ranchers, and conservation activists. 🐎 Ecological Impact Wild Horses

Wild horses act as "ecosystem engineers" with unique biological advantages over livestock. : In arid deserts, wild equids dig wells