About 60,000 wild horses removed from public lands are living out their lives in government funded pastures and corrals across the country. Each one costs about $4 a day.
Plus, there’s no guarantee the public would maintain access.
While the push for tribal co-management isn’t new, the Federal government’s willingness to engage is, a University of Arizona professor says.
Officials who help oversee public lands say they are seeing a lot more families living in these spaces.
