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THE GLOBAL BLUEPRINT TO SAVE THE NORTH AMERICAN MUSTANG: HOW CURRENT FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ROUNDUPS ARE DESTROYING APEX ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERS AND LIFE-SAVING SEARCH AND RESCUE PARTNERS
Prepared for: Academic Research Institutes, Global Search and Rescue (SAR) Disaster Response Agencies, Ecosystem Management Boards, and the International Liberty Motion and Entertainment Industry.
I. INTRODUCTION & EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: AN IMMEDIATE CALL TO ACTION FOR ACCLAIMED WILD HORSES
The current administrative and biological classification of the free-roaming North American Mustang (Equus caballus) as a "feral introduced pest" is a reductive taxonomy that fails to capture the cognitive complexity, evolutionary plasticity, and high-utility value of these animals. In administrative public land management, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the federal government utilize the label "feral" as a socio-political mechanism to strip these animals of their native heritage status, legally justifying demographic population caps, traumatic helicopter gather operations, and the permanent bisection of intact family bands.
This master synopsis challenges this classification by introducing the Somatic Interphase Model (SIM). Rooted in an advanced multi-disciplinary pipeline encompassing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from The New School (with specialized focus in neuropsychology, dance/movement therapy, EMDR, energy/music therapy, and osteopathic craniosacral regulation) combined with advanced Criminal Justice (CRJ) Graduate School specializations in International Mediation, Violent Offenders Education, Forensics, and Search and Rescue (SAR), this framework establishes free-roaming horses not as blank slates to be subjugated, but as sovereign intelligent biological assets capable of executing critical environmental stabilization and tactical rescue operations that neither mechanical infrastructure nor standard domestic breeds can replicate.
We must halt federal roundups immediately to protect these horses and protect ourselves.Groundbreaking, field-based data compiled by the Wild Horse Fire Brigade (available at wildhorsefirebrigade.org) establishes that wild horses are essential keystone
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