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Wild Horse Preservation League The Wild Horse Preservation League was founded in 2001 in Dayton, Nevada. It is a 501(c)(3) dedicated to preserving wild horses in the United States.

The Wild Horse Preservation League does community outreach through offering special public programs, staffs booths to facilitate communication with the public and to raise funds for special projects including orphan foal rescue. WHPL offers expert testimony to the Nevada Legislature and other public venues regarding wild horses. Annual fundraisers generate money to support special projects such as

the Cooperative Agreement for management of the Virginia Range horses. The Wild Horse Preservation League actively works with other local wild horse groups such as Wild Horse Connection and the American Wild Horse Campaign on the Cooperative Agreement with the Nevada Department of Agriculture to facilitate management of the horses of Nevada's Virginia Range. WHPL also has a statewide wild horse ecotourism program including a brochure and website: www.wildhorseadventure.net

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The Wild Horse Preservation League does community outreach through offering special public programs, staffs booths to facilitate communication with the public and to raise funds for special projects including orphan foal rescue. WHPL offers expert testimony to the Nevada Legislature and other public venues regarding wild horses. A yearly fundraiser raises money to support special projects such as the Cooperative Agreement for management of the Virginia Range horses. The Wild Horse Preservation League actively works with other local horse groups and the American Wild Horse Preservation Campaign/Return to Freedom on the Cooperative Agreement with the Nevada Department of Agriculture to facilitate manage the horses of Nevada's Virginia Range. WHPL seeks to better understand the relationship between wild horses and their environment, engaging in some extra citizen research projects such as our wildlife cam on the Pine Nut HMA (BLM). WHPL also has a statewide wild horse ecotourism program including a brochure and website: www.wildhorseadventure.net