ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月15日 14時01分

These days, the United States is home to about 77,000 wild horses. @mypubliclands has struggled to limit these populations since Congress passed a law in 1971 protecting the wild horses and burros that roam patches of public land in 10 Western states. The agency says there are far too many wild horses roaming the West, and it must limit them to stave off damage to fragile ecosystems. But it has yet to find a strategy that doesn’t put horses on storage ranches. Right now, @mypubliclands rents 60 private ranches, corrals and feedlots to store the 46,000 wild horses it has removed from public lands. The cost: $49 million a year. Trying to make that rent has pushed the wild horse program into crisis. Now, the program can’t afford to continue old management practices that created the problem in the first place, or afford to come up with solutions that might fix it. In short, the agency can’t break its cycle of storing horses because it is too busy storing horses. And by next year, the agency expects an increase of 15,000 horses. The photographer @hlswift took this photo of a wild horse at #sunset in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Visit the link in our profile to see her 360° video of a very curious #?.

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