On the subject of PZP, I believe it is the wrong course, since it interferes with the natural adaptation and responsiveness of the horses that assures their survival. It is an easy way out, but not the just and responsible way people should be adopting to allow the horses to become truly well integrated and harmoniously balanced, to resume their age-old place in the life community, where they contribute so much that is truly positive to life on Earth. As you may know, I am an advocate of Reserve Design and for truly long term viable and naturally self stabilizing populations of wild horses and burros, and I explain how this can and must be achieved in my writings. It is not just my concept, but a vital branch of Conservation Biology. I look to the long-term future of the horses in Nature and am suspicious of ploys that get people to forget and to abandon this very noble cause of the wild horse/burro movement. People must learn to value wild-horse/burro-containing ecosystems, for these are enhanced, restored ecosystems here in the West, as elsewhere. We must not be tricked into going for the Quick Drug Fix. This is playing into the hands of the wild horse enemies!
Posted on: Sun, 11 Jan 2015 18:03:42 +0000
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