With three openings filled last week, the BLM and USFS seek candidates representing natural resource management, public interest (with special knowledge of equine behavior) and wild horse and burro research, according to yesterday’s news release.
The positions become vacant on January 11.
The WHBAB advises both agencies on the management and protection of free-roaming horses and burros on public lands.
Ideally, nominees will support three principles associated therewith:
- Pest control
- Resource enforcement
- Rancher protection
Nominations will be accepted through November 6.
Western Horse Watchers Association 