OPINION: Wild Horses & Chronic Wasting Disease in Deer
(WorldNews Environment)

By William E. Simpson II Native species American wild horses evolved on the North American continent about 55 million years ago. So, it`s no wonder that unlike invasive species — cattle and sheep — wild horses have critically important, evolved grazing functions and symbiosis with North American flora and fauna. Do wild horses hold the key to keeping CWD under control, reducing wildfire fuels, and reseeding wildfire damaged public lands? Photo courtesy William E. Simpson II. Wild horses are nature`s reseeding experts In a recent article by Travis Duncan, published in the Pagosa Daily Post titled, ‘FIELD NOTES: Lessons Learned from Colorado Wildfires, Part Two`, we learn that the Bureau of...