writing about science for the appreciation, management and conservation of horses and other odd-toed ungulates. Currently writing "Horses of the Last Land".
How useful are contraceptives for managing populations of wild horses? It depends on answering questions about how they change wild horse behavior, ecology and evolution.
Will it be a colt or a filly? Amazingly, it depends a lot on the trajectory of the mare's condition when she conceived 11 months earlier.
https://t.co/9DyP4HZv0j
A Q & A with the author of Wild Horses of the Last Land. Q1: You spent four years living with the Kaimawana horses on the central North Island’s volcanic plateau. What kept you there for so long? Read more here: https://t.co/2CZbF4CGi2
An excellent piece, highly relevant to the debate about wild horses, from Robert Lackey at Oregon State, about hidden norms in conservation science: The Emergence of Religious Ecology https://t.co/QPN2o0Ho9E