{EL CABALLO: THE WILD HORSES OF NORTH AMERICA Selected Scene #1In this clip from the movie, Jay Kirpatrick of ZooMontana talks about the natural history of wild horses.
{EL CABALLO: THE WILD HORSES OF NORTH AMERICA Selected Scene #2In this clip, Dan Flores, professor of history at the University of Montana, talks about the the concept of wild horses as a native species to North America.
{EL CABALLO: THE WILD HORSES OF NORTH AMERICA Selected Scene #3In this scene, Dan Flores, professor of history at the University of Montana, talks about the decimation of wild horses across the American West during the late 19th Century and early 20th Century.
{EL CABALLO: THE WILD HORSES OF NORTH AMERICA Selected Scene #4In this clip from the documentary, Pat Fazio of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center talks about the management of wild horses on BLM lands.
{EL CABALLO: THE WILD HORSES OF NORTH AMERICA Selected Scene #5In this scene from the movie, Pat Fazio of the Buffalo Bill Historical Center talks about the management of wild horses on BLM lands.
{EL CABALLO: THE WILD HORSES OF NORTH AMERICA Selected Scene #6This clip deals with the conflict between wild horses and domestic livestock on western U.S. public lands. Before working on the film, we really knew very little about the subject, but once we were involved we found it a fascinating story of evolution, history, ecology and environmental policy.
