THE BRUMBIES NEED YOUR VOICE
The Wild Beauty Foundation is on the ground in Australia documenting events surrounding the aerial cull of the brumbies authorized by the New South Wales Government.
Wild horses are being shot from helicopters and by ground shooters. Families are chased across rugged terrain, separated in panic, and killed. We do not believe this method of management is humane. The Wild Beauty Foundation believes wildlife and ecosystems deserve protection. We also believe wild horse populations should be responsibly managed where ecological concerns exist.
We are calling on people around the world to help end the aerial shooting of Australia’s iconic brumbies and support a more transparent, accountable, and humane path forward. Because compassion knows no borders.
TAKE ACTION
Ways You Can Help
Sign the change.org with more than 200,000 signatures
If you live in New South Wales, sign the petition to NSW Parliament.
Share this campaign on social media @wildbeautyspirit and tag the officials responsible for these decisions.
Penny Sharpe @pennysharpemlc
Chris Minns @chrisminnsmp
National Parks NSW @nswnationalparks
If you live outside Australia, contact your nearest Australian Embassy or Consulate.
Americans can call (202) 797-3000. Respectfully express your concern about the aerial cull.
“My name is [Name], and I am writing from [City, Country]. I respectfully ask the New South Wales Government to immediately end the aerial shooting of the brumbies in Kosciuszko National Park and pursue humane, transparent management solutions. Australia’s iconic wild horses deserve compassion, and I urge you to protect both the brumbies and the ecological health of the park through responsible, evidence-based management.”
Share On Social Media
#brumbystrong
Follow the Wild Beauty Foundation on Instagram and on Facebook and share campaign graphics and videos.
Thank you Kiki Sjoberg for these incredible images. Follow her advocacy at @brumby_strong
VIDEOS
A collection of videos from our time down in Australia. Warning: the first video is graphic.
