North America's Wild Horses
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- I wrote, directed and produced this documentary film on wild horses/mustangs in the US Rocky Mountains area back in 2002. So my comprehensive CV/Resume also states filmmaker :) It was a coproduction with Swedish national broadcaster SVT, and the film was broadcast worldwide, including France, Italy, Spain and the US. My father and veterinarian Lennart Curt Østblom plays a major part in the film. Help save these magnificent animals under threat. Here you have the film in it its full-length English language version, 50 min. Enjoy and help to preserve!
I see the documentary is creating a lot of comments and debate. That is good, debate always is. Within this debate there is some criticism of the BLM, even very severe criticism. It should be taken into account that this documentary was made in the early 2000's. It correctly depicts the work that was going on at and with the BLM at that time. I can vouch for that. The BLM may have changed as an organization and the way it operates since then. I hear talk/mention of a much less animal-friendly approach. I am not contesting that, as I have no knowledge of the BLM today (I live in Europe). There is every reason to be critical and skeptic, if that is the case.
That being said, I ask (demand) that people keep the tone decent in this thread/forum. Insults, f...words etc. and undocumented wild accusations will be removed by me personally.
thanks much. very nice.
Thank you!
Well spoken Jan, I love that you took time in your and your Fathers life to give back in this way my horses were my junior life passion I always loved the most of all Gods' Creatures He made
Thanks! :)
Jan Delaporte I have always been on the side of the horse my father was a Horseman
Nothing more magnificent as a horse running free.
catbgood 53 yes it is thousands of horses 🐴 running free
@@steffensamlal1854 These horses aren't running free.
@@steffensamlal1854 running scared, not free
Have you ever seen a rhino running? They are fast and have insane stamina , its unreal.
Sooo true
To my knowledge, this is one of the very few horse related films that speaks for the horse.
This is what every new horse person should be required to view.
Well said. Seing those animals living free in the wild, then being trapped, losing forever what was the most precious to them, their freedom, is quite saddening.
@@JulienMARY I agree, it’s devastating & they (all animals) deserve better.
JUST SOMETHING GODLY ABOUT SEEING WILD ANIMALS LIVING IN THEIR WILD HABITAT!!! ROAMING FREE!!! AWESOME!!!
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Why are you yelling?
I'm a truck driver and I love horses very much ❤❤❤
Horses are one of God’s most magnificent creations.
Horses are magnificent animals to be treated with respect. Thanks.
Thank you!
I live on 120 acres of fenced property in NE Venture County between Simi Valley and San Fernando Valley. A dozen horses get to go where they want all day and a few are Mustangs from Nevada. They usually stay close to the corrals and hay though, and return every night to the corrals. This area has been used for Hollywood westerns for 100 years, having been used by most, if not all, western serial tv shows like the Lone Ranger and so many others. There were dozens of movie ranches within a 10 mile radius.
Very lucky
These horses, wild horses, are so different looking to me then domesticated horses. Even more majestic and a perfect example of pure freedom.
The mustangs represent the North American wild horses of the Ice Age.
Hi kitty
Those Mustangs are so beautiful. I love them.
Yep I can watch wild horse like 24/7
Thank you so very much for this video. I have owned a few horses in my lifetime,
Purely for pleasure riding and riding in parades. There was a group of us who all lived in the city and we started a riding club. We boarded our horses in Saxonsburg, pa. The owner of the stables was a great person to have as a friend as was his son Ben. I have always had a great love for horses and still do. This was one of the greatest times in my life. I have not had the pleasure of owning my own horse for some years but I still ride. Not to bad for an 80 yr. Old
Black guy.
To all of you folks who watched this video, if you have never experienced being involved with horses in anyway,try learning to ride to start. It is an awesome experience you will never forget
Thanks again for this video, it brought back a lot of memories .
Ps. Thank you Wayne and God bless.
Thank you for your kind and true words!
Nothing more beautiful than a wild horse
They are very beautiful things and I love them. Thank you, I am Ahmed from the State of Iraq
Thank you!
Greetings to our friends in Iraq.
Prehistoric america (2003)
Oh yes okay okAY?
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It's so lovely to see horses helping these people and people helping the horses. Horses change lives.
Lauren Edmundson your naive honey.
This isnt helping honey, taking them out if their natural environment to what...put them on slaughter trucks, freeze branded. Please do some research!
This is a true story and will prove that I was there. 1988-1989 between Tonapa and Christle Springs off the beaten path about 50-60 miles in a big valley I saw a white stallion with about 90-120 all dark brown and some black mares and it was truly a beautiful sight. I always was able to whistle and using my voice at the same time could sound just like a horse. When I called out to this group that was running from me and my truck the white responded with a magnificent fury. His herd kept running up the side between the mountain and a huge single rock formation and he came running up and down the gullies till he got within eyesight of me and I am glad he stopped to look me over. He was about 150 yards and I did not whistle at him again. He reared up and trotted back to his mares with his head and tail arched cause I was not a threat. Until he saw me he thought I was a challenge. Anyone in the history of big heards at that time knows of the white stallion I speak of. There was not an unhealthy animal that I could see and a spectacle of a lifetime was caught on my camera. I also hold some drilling records that have not been beaten in North America.
In the 70s my husband worked for the Nevada Test Site,building a power-line,all areas were restricted,no cameras etc.He would tell me the things he witnessed or saw while being there daily for 9 months.Seeing the Mustang on the mesa was one.
They are such beautiful horses, I’m amazed that there are so many independent herds.
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That Horse Whisperer guy was amazing! I started to cry to see how beautiful, smart, and trusting that horse was!💕🐎
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WTF!!! Horse whisperer LOL 🤣Any decent trainer knows how to do this! doesn't make them special!!!
Back in my younger years I used to live in Big Piney Wyoming with my grandfather. We had 2 paved roads, one going North/South ( North to Jackson Hole and South to Rock Springs) and one heading out towards the mountains to the west, my Grandfather and I would " ride out to the end of the pavement in his car and we could watch the wild horses be themselves, beautiful creatures in stunningly beautiful country. I miss those days. How bout we let THE PEOPLE of the states vote on where they end up after round up and not some thieving political hack! Novel thought. Thanks for the video.
What an outstanding way to help a young man gain confidence and self worth! Glad there are such programs!,👍 🐴 🐎 🥰
All prisons should be geared toward rehabilitation instead of punishment .I think it’s Sweden that has prisons that are all about rehab and their re offend rate is very low.
Genuinely was so happy to see the Horse Program for the inmates, that's a really wonderful thing that's happening - for the successes at least. It was really good to see those people with hope when their lives weren't what they'd possibly had wanted before (maybe they had their ideal life, I dunno) but some just seemed so happy with the horses :)
i love this horses.Mustangs are beautiful
Horses are magical animals,you never know until u own one.
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This film brought back memories. I grew up riding Saddlebreds, then Hunter/Jumpers, Western Reining and finally Dressage. I've owned and ridden many different breeds of horses and ponies. Then my oldest daughter bought a Mexican Mustang for her husband because her Thoroughbred was too hot for hubby to ride. His name was Rafael, but we soon started calling him St. Raffie. He was so wise and brave and steady. You had to work slow and carefully with him on the ground at first until he was sure about you, but he was solid safe around traffic, bulls, playgrounds with screaming little kids. He did everything, even jumping! He was wonderful; good bone, great feet. Raffie finally got too old in the tooth (worn down from previous life in sandy soil) and she couldn't keep weight on him. He let her know it was time for him to pass on. He is buried in a grassy field under his favorite tree but we will always remember our little blood bay saint. Mustangs are truly wonderful horses.
Thank you so much. It is stories like these that make all worthwhile making a film like this (not the money, there is very little).
Great documentary belize central America I'm watching from!! Protect your land and sea as much as possible for future generations!! ✌🙏🌎🇧🇿🇺🇸❤🤗💯
Thank you!
That one inmate that braided the grey roans forelock. You can tell these guys really care about earning the horses trust and respect. Amazing for these horses but mostly for these inmates. I'm incredibly impressed and grateful that these beautiful, majestic animals are being TRAINED NOT BROKE by an amazing program. I'd love to adopt one.
If you are ever fortunate enough to have a horse adore you, that relationship will be one of the most precious in your life. I worked with a mare that would come and put her mouth around a bit because she like our riding time that much. BTW I'm a dog guy not a horse guy. Still, I like most critters.
But they are illegally removed from their family and legal life in Federal Land in Perpetuity. Does not give right to give you the horse to train. It belongs with its herd.
Mustangs are some of the most amazing horses ever, my sister got her first mustang back in 2017 and we have just loved them ever since. I have 2 mustangs of my own, the trust between my gelding and I is unbelievable. He's just so trusting and kind, he's only two so he wasn't in the wild for long. Then my yearling from Antelope valley just acts like any regular domestic horse, she was most likely gathered as a foal with her mum.
There's so many nice mustangs, it's hard to find one that you wouldn't bring home. They're all so correct and beautiful. The real key with training them is to give them time, if you push them too much they can either get aggressive (scared or not.) or hurt themselves trying to jump a fence etc.
Why is he a gelding?
Pleas keep tham safe..they are beautiful..respect from Croatia
I didn't know if I was going to like this video because it started off with the helo. But after watching it I came around and so a pretty good film. My hat is off to the men that treated these animals with love not just another way to make a buck.
I know this was 20 years ago, and I understand the logistics, but I worry about separating family bands in these giant roundups. As well as the general stress these animals are undergoing.
Totally agree! This is about eradicating the species the same as they're doing in new zealand & australia!!
"one of the best pilots" "Jim has crashed several times"
Nice moves.. looks like barry sanders..
Crashes properly I guess
And survived!
The mustangs represent the North American wild horses of the Ice Age.
Lol. I noticed that too.
I’m sure the guy is skilled, but a very odd delivery.
Good film ~ thank you Jan. Horses are my soul. I used to be a "horse tamer/wrangler" , started colts and worked with horses of all ages for 30+ years, not counting all the riding & stable work I did as a kid. My approach and philosophy is very much the same as Steve Mantle's etc. So glad he talked about how EGO has no place with horses, in the beginning and throughout their life with us.
Thx Sarah!
This is an awesome documentary Sir! We live right here in wild horse country in Nevada and see them almost everyday, it's amazing! Thank you for sharing this story.
Thank you!
I wish you knew how lucky you are T_T I live in Norway and will most likely never see them
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Chapter 10 at timeline 2:58:28 will explain what you are trying to find out about fauns and flora.
I give the BLM a good grade in caring for the Mustang. I worked Ranches most of my youth. Owned horses as a kid and love them. I didn't see any lather-up horses as they were rounded-up and I saw the men as being knowledgable and caring. I know the reality of overpopulation and starvation and wish they would treat humans with the same standard. Bet I lost most of my readers with that comment, but most people know nothing of reality. Just read many of the other comments for proof.
When they were taming the horse, it reminded me of Toothless and Hiccup.. especially when he reached out to pet the horse.
What a wonderful video. We here in UK don't have the wide open spaces that you guys enjoy. I live in the countryside (Guildford , Surrey) and I've only known the horses of some ex-girlfriends. That horse-whisperer fella was cool. There was one horse, by the name of Harley, who stood at 18 hands and was the most gentle boy. Harley used to rest his chin on my hand as I stood inside the bottom of the stable door. I stroked his withers and the look in his eye was both calm and friendly. Those Wranglers are good guys. Beautiful animals.
Thank you!
Richtig schön zu.sehen ich.liebe Pferde.
“Today, mustangs are no longer threatened and there is great respect for these horses.” Yeah, then fast forward to 2018 when Wyoming approved the culling of tens of thousands in order to lease more land to cattle ranchers.
Believe me, there is enough open BLM land for all of them. The killing of these horses and burros is completely unnecessary, irresponsible and cruel.
Humans are literally killing the planet in every possible way.
Alan Horning I agree with you about BLM at this point. But, there’s a little bit of racism in your comments. All white people are not evil. People are evil. A lot of people are evil, no matter what color, sex, creed they are. I think the correct statement is “People are assholes“.
I’m glad some of the horses are being kept safe. Let us not forget what happened to the American Wolf… And they are only around now because we physically re-introduced them after completely wiping them out. Hopefully we have learned from that and it will not happen with the horses.
Why is it all whites I find your comment just as ignorant and intolerant . You’re just like your so called whites you hate......
Making America great again
Alan Horning 😂😂😂👍👍
Alan Horning Yeah, you’re a racist, and I don’t think your words are appreciated here. I am 50% Italian and 50% Austrian Jew. So theoretically I should be an “acceptable” white person. But believe me, I don’t want your approval. A racist is a racist. Don’t be this way. You’re being super aggressive with other people in these comments and it is unnecessary, and quiet frankly, incredibly rude. No one here is giving you a hard time about your race. So lay off. You are pissing people off with your blanket statements about white people. None of us should die. And I have no idea what political views other commenters have, but that’s not the point of this video. You can have an opinion, but please knock it off with the race hatred. I like you no matter what color you are. But as long as YOU like you, then other people’s thoughts on you shouldn’t matter.
Well done America . You look after your wild horses really well
Nothing but pure Freedom and Beauty at it’s finest!❤️
Thank you!
@@JanDelaporte❤️Thank You for a fantastic video. Appreciate the work you did to make this. I’m very glad I came across it. Hope you are enjoying living in Europe.
Happy Holidays to you and your Family!
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@@Sandra-kv4vf Thank you so much for your kind words! :) "God Jul" as we say here (= Happy Holidays).
Words so True, Jan Delaporte! These lands were never slated for cattle only. Greed saw these beautiful Mustangs as a financial jackpot, money on each of their heads. There exists a silence, met at the borders of Kanada. The Slaughter Pipeline with such a gratious host pushing horses to their final days. Soon nothing left in those fields, deep in the mountains, a part of the landscape.
What a gift and loveable this trainer is!, Love him
This is an amazing documentary which should be played at every school. It's so soul soothing to see how these unique animals are treated, respected, honoured and given the care and the chance to help rehabilitation for so many!!! Just perfect combination.
I'd love to know more about the wild horse program and wish serves as an example for many prisoner systems around the world. Horses are powerful healears and able to transform lives of human beings in ways beyond our limited comprehension capacity. 👏👌🙌🙏💖
Thank you so much! :)
Dunno which kind of education are you trying to achieve with such documentary... Would be better to explain how to respect nature and wild animals by doing a step back and reach a compromise about the amount of land that we should leave wild.
If i'd be the kid watching this docunentary I'd ask immedialtely: "Why are we renting / loaning milions of acres to ranches and put these amazing creatures in a situation where they risk to die from starving?"
I guess an honest teacher would answer "Good point boy! The answer is: 'cause humans are greed and think to be gods".
Thank you and god bless you !
Thank you too!
This program is wonderful and helping people and horses. Loved watching the training process. Thanks
Thank you!
I recently created my own documentary of my long ride across Ireland on my own two horses. We knocked on strangers doors asking for a field for the night and a place to camp! I think that video is the best way to capture the good the bad and the ugly and without storytellers like you to share these with others then the world would be a much smaller place!
Yes I have seen you and your beautiful horses. I loved your video.
@@patsyhodge9071 thank you I am glad to hear that :)
Over here is southern California we have them by our river , they hide out way in the desert and only come at night to drink from the river it breaks my heart how scared they are of us , they come in a huge huge group along with bulls and cows and mules but lately they are getting farther away . I admire them so much sometimes if you are super quiet they will come and drink next to you and it's amazing to see all them and the baby's
Thanks... I enjoyed this film. The inmates crying over the auction though made me cry too.
Thank you!
Yep! straight to the slaughter pipeline!!!!
In the 70s my husband worked for the Nevada Test Site,building a power-line,all areas were restricted,no cameras etc.He would tell me stories of the things he witnessed or saw while being there daily for 9 months.Seeing the Mustang on the mesa was one.
Though an unintended purpose of the video - I put this video on when my cat is misbehaving. He will sit here and watch the whole thing! He loves horses!
Aww, that's sweet!
The mustangs represent the North American wild horses of the Ice Age.
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@Private Citizen Horses first evolved in North America, alongside camels and tapirs.
Thanks so much Jan, this film is outstanding! I try my best to do all I can to help preserve these beautiful animals, they are in grave danger....
Thank you!
Mr. Buchanan. Thank you😁
A horse is a magnificent animal beautiful to ride. Thank you so much for sharing this educational video
Thank you!
Amaizing video its a beauty wil.horses love so much for sharing
Thank you!
This documentary was well done. Thank you.
Many thanks!
So beautiful and uplifting to watch. Horses belong free to run wild-not to capture and sell at auctions. They are our American heritage! Certainly not to sell as meat to be consumed!
toni hollencamp Horses don't deserve to be sold as meat, but they need to be captured because they're dying. Laws protect them from being killed and they're so overpopulated that they're starving to death.
horse meat is very delicious what are you talking about?much better than cow or pig.
Csaba Seres yuck. I don't like the ideal of it. China eats dog or cat meat.
Ashley Navei have nothing against eating cats or dogs either.IF and only IF they are raised in humane conditions.which in china they are not.but if i buy a dog and raise it as a pet and then eat it that's not wrong.he had a good free life.
Ashley Nave so what?there is this thing called different cultures.in Ecuador they eat guinea pigs.much longer than before they were even though of being pets.respect different cultures and not yuck at them.you eat cow but in India they would beat you up for eating it
What a wonderful thing to do. I learned to ride when I was 4 years old.
Love horses.
So happy to see that horses are finally being recognized as having been from North America. They didn’t return only 500 years ago though. There are many artifacts found showing that our indigenous people had a relationship with horses long before the Spanish horses arrived.
Can you guide me to resources for this? I have some people I'd like to show it to
That's a fine display of training by the fella with the buckskin. He needs his own channel.
All shld be left free to live free on the land meant for them
ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT ❤️
Amazing beauty !!!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this unbiased informative perspective on the horses.
Thank you!
Years ago we adopted a mustang, we named wild thing. She was one of the nicest horses we ever owned.
adopting means taking in as family not property just thought i point that out
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@@kaycoon6560 exactly why they said adopted....
you can tell init
That is a stupid name to give to a beautiful horse.
Gorgeous animals. I’m happy to see them run free.
Thank you for caring for these beautiful animals and being gentle with them.
Makes me happy to see Wild Horses still out there.
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40:17 that is one amazing looking horse, big bulky one, beautiful animal!
You can really see the wild in its body shape, thick neck and solid legs!
Respect for the Nature, divine creation ❤️
Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary! One day I hope to come and experience these amazing horses.
Thank you, glad you liked it!
A horse is the projection of peoples’ dreams about themselves - strong, powerful, beautiful - and it has the capability of giving us escape from our mundane existence.
I enjoyed that. Thank you for uploading.
This is the best Wild Horse documentary ever!!! :) :) now I want Wild Horse ! (:
THANK YOU!! :)
Thank you Jan for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for adding awareness
Beautiful Graceful Creatures I Love Them We Appreciate The The People Who Care For Them
This is awesome. I’m thankful it’s shared here. I enjoyed seeing this!
Awesome! Thank you!
This is a beautiful story
Thank you!
They are so beautiful horses and I love them
This is one of the coolest documentaries I've ever seen. It was amazing to see how fast he was able to win the horse's trust without harming it. A true professional!
Thank you!
Yes yes.
Ice Age of the mammals.
Thanks for the film, nice to know the pr and a few facts.
Some good information and tons of sugar coating of facts and exaggerated training info. I've seen John Lyons do remarkable things{and in my opinion he is a master) but what they claimed "Steve" did in 2 hours" is non sense. I'm not saying he wasn't knowlegable about some things Also some of the other training stuff...baloney! I'm 71 yrs. old and had horses all my life.I love the mustangs. I've followed the mustang situation since the 60s and it's a sad thing that's happening. It's all about cattle grazing rights, money and politics. I truly believe the BLM has become corrupt. I watched this film just to get another perspective
Gud job...it ain't easy rounding wild horses
Silent viewer from Cebu Philippines,
They love the wild life amazing beauty my friend
For the longest time I never knew or saw horses living in the wild. It's truly amazing to see them in their natural habitat running freely. I'm so used to them being domesticated animals solely used for humans. To see them like this...brings a smile to my face. X
That Horse Whisperer is amazing!
0:08 so neat seeing the young colts running in stride with the older horses
Yea then they separate them from their mothers!
under duress!!!! wake up!!
A beautiful documentary showing an exceptional love and concern by the participants (from wranglers to prison inmates) for these magnificent creatures, the wild mustangs. I hope this caring spirit still exists--from capture to adoption.
Thank you!
I’m not a huge believer in therapy but I believe those prison horse training programs must have a positive effect on some of those prisoners.
Does it have a positive effect on the horses as well?
@@robyndismon394 good question! It depends, usually on the type of criminal. But I have seen surprising successes. I've also seen complete disasters, often when a convict has finished his time at animal work-therapy and goes back to incarceration. The emotional backlash can drive inmates to kill, even if they were non-violent prisoners before. That's a side seldom shown.
Very few mustangs go into the prison training programs. I know. Im a tdcj corrections officer in Texas.
Most are now illegally sold for slaughter to Mexico.😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠
@@cherylfowler5983 Unfortunately, I do believe you... Maybe it's wrong to say this to you, cause of your job, but I'd rather be rid of a generous number of convicts and use the money states spend for their keep and feeding on securing land for wild horses. Please don't be insulted! I don't mean to criticize you or yr job, I imagine it must be very hard and harsh. I just care more for animals than for humans.
Nth Americas attitude towards wild horse management is far better then Australia.
At this point I am ashamed to say I am Australian and ashamed at Australian Governments management plan based on past history.
Perhaps you will consider viewing some shocking footage of what us Australian people witnessed back in 2002 .
How Australian gov decided to approach our wild horse situation as their management plan>
Then maybe consider you in Nth America are more dignified and kinder then you may think.
Based on studies the Nth American land can only withstand 40,000 wild horses at one time and this is respect to not kill them rather to catch and control the herd.
Forgive me if I offend.
This is not my intention at all sending you this reply.
My hope is that passionate intelligent people such as yourself spread the word about wild horses in general so more people are aware .
regards from Kylie in Australia.
Beautiful!
Thank you!
All those horses are so beautiful☺☺
They are soooooo beautiful! Wow.
That was beautiful. Wish we had more horses in Canada like the wild mustangs
Susan Keable
How about to introduce the wild horses in Canada like wolf were reintroduced in the U.S.
Fascinating, on a number of aspects. The mid-section’s exposition on the results from differences between the Mustang vs Human-Bred’s legs & feet was thought-provoking. Subbed.
Thank you!
I was going to say the same thing right off the bat you can tell that’s a smart little horse.
This is such a great Documentary!
Thank you!
All of this, the land and the protection, thanks to the work and dedication of Wild Horse Annie and her love for the mustangs and her fight to keep them free and away from the slaughter houses, plus the abuse and torture in their capture which they endured for so many ages.
One needs to be around horses and really know them in order to understand them.....I truly love horses and love the wild mustangs, they are unique animals.......I have been around horses since I rode my first horse at the age of three......Wild Mustangs are NOT your regular domestic type horse one sees in barns, they can be unpredictable but also they can be a true friend as well...it all depends upon the person who is around it, and they don't always accept someone. One such, I believe, is a true story which I grew up with, was that of Black Kettle, a wild horse, a black, free-spirit mustang named after the Chief of one the North American Native tribes.....It was untameable and valued its freedom so much that NO one was able to catch it, but when they tried to corner it, it jumped into the air and off of a cliff, landing dead at the bottom of a canyon.
One thing I do know of is how much wildlife and habitat we are losing every day, all thanks to humanity's GREED and LACK of RESPECT for all life upon our world, let alone towards humanity itself. If humanity keeps going the way it is, not only will be losing more of our wildlife and habitats for them, but also more of all of our natural resources which humanity has taken for granted over the eons.....and of which all of us will be the ones for its demise. Humanity needs to change it attitudes, not only towards its own species, but also towards what life is left and which humanity has taken for granted upon our world.....with wiser use of our natural resources, and instead of throwing everything into the oceans and landfills, less wasting of our natural resources and more recycling, including in helping to conserve what we still have for future generations.....otherwise I see a bleak future for all upon our planet, our home, EARTH.
Yes?
Tip, I hate long opinions, couldn't even read it all.
I 1000% agree with everything you said. Big question though- do you eat meat? Because if you do you're contributing in the biggest way to this problem
beautiful horses
So beautiful
Please protect our mustangs~ I love those Horses
Open hunting season and pass the steak sauce
AMAZING DOCUMENTARY AND PROGRAMMING! 👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
Thank You So Much...This Is So BEAUTIFUL.
Thanks!