
ALT Two wild horses stand in a grassy field. The text on the image reads: "A Future Built Together. AWHC is proud to be part of the collaborative efforts in Colorado advancing a more humane future for wild horses." The American Wild Horse Conservation logo is present. Photo by Tandin Chapman.

ALT The image shows a presentation slide at the Homes for Horses Coalition Conference. The slide discusses "Beyond Roundups: A Blueprint for Wild Horse Reform" with Scott Beckstead, AWHC Government Relations & Policy Director. The text highlights coalition efforts with the Animal Welfare Institute, involving over 125 attendees and 60+ organizations.

ALT ```plaintext A conference setting with attendees seated at round tables, focusing on a presentation. The screen displays a slide from the Colorado Wild Horse Working Group. Text on the image highlights the group's goals: expanding fertility control programs, reducing reliance on helicopter roundups, and keeping wild horses in Colorado. ```

ALT A group of people smiling and posing together in front of a white wall inside a room. The poster text reads, "Wild Horse Refuge: Strengthening Local Support for Mustangs. Protecting horses on the range and supporting those already removed must go hand in hand. We recognize the Wild Horse Refuge as a cornerstone of Colorado's efforts to create a more humane future for wild horses. Through its 30,000-acre sanctuary, financial support for a field specialist, efforts to reinstate the prison training program, and local adoption events, the Refuge is helping build meaningful, long-term solutions for displaced Colorado mustangs. The Wild Horse Refuge is demonstrating what that can look like by investing in the people, programs, and resources needed to give horses a better future.






































