Join the American Wild Horse Foundation as we gather and learn from our shared human–horse history through science, stories, and lived experience—advancing wild horse stewardship and resilience education, with Trey’s Story (an illustrated children’s book) coming soon.
Join the list to receive our exclusive Ten Facts About Wild Horses guide and updates on Trey’s Story, our illustrated children’s book launch.
Wild Horse Friendly = Eco-Friendly: We are committed to providing educational tools and resources that make wild horse stewardship hopeful and age-appropriate. Using Trey’s Story and class resources students connect directly with our Ambassadors and learn about their journey from the wild range of the west.
Engaging Resources: We support wild horse stewardship with a curriculum that is standards-aligned, containing nature-based lessons and Living Museum activities.
Join the list to receive our exclusive Ten Facts About Wild Horses fact sheet and updates on Trey’s Story, our illustrated children’s book launch.
Experience Needed: AWHF knows that the solution for sustaining our wild horses requires collaboration with ranchers, scientists, and local leaders to come together alongside wild horse enthusiasts and activists. Successful solutions require your help as co-creators, including the elevation of practical success stories.
Whole(some) Heritage: Wild horse stewardship honors the whole. Land-based expertise, local knowledge, sound science paired with collective commitment creates shared responsibility where communities, wild horses and the land on which we live can thrive together.
We invite you to get involved.
Focus on clarity: Wild horse stewardship shouldn’t feel chaotic. Your support fuels focused, long-term work like the Living Museum and education programs with clear, trackable outcomes.
Know that your gift made a difference: Your gift advances wild stewardship in tangible ways—supporting the creation of learning resources and experiences, collection and documentation of wild horse history, furthering efforts linked to science-based research or herd protection, with updates that show exactly what your support made possible.
Your contribution will help build this Living Museum and keep our horses wild and free, with updates so you can follow how you helped make it happen.
Join the list to receive updates on Trey’s Story, our illustrated children’s book launch. As a welcome gift, we’ll send you our exclusive, Ten Facts About Wild Horses fact sheet, perfect for classrooms and curious minds.
The American Wild Horse Foundation is a 501(c)3) charitable organization.
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