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Dark green roundup calendar showing upcoming operations. Text explains that while July roundups in Nevada have ended, additional operations are scheduled for August and September, including Piceance–East Douglas Creek in Colorado, Confusion HMA in Utah, and Carter Reservoir HMA in California. Note states that roundup dates are subject to change. Button: “Follow roundup updates.”

Wild horses gathered in holding pens above the heading “A National Response Matters.” Text explains that public support helps keep roundup operations visible and enables AWHC to document roundups, inform the public, and advocate for humane, science-based management.

Letter-writing icon beside the heading “Write to the President.” Text encourages supporters to mail a personal letter asking the President to uphold America’s promise to protect wild horses and burros.

Phone icon beside the heading “Contact Congress.” Text encourages supporters to urge lawmakers to support accountability, funding reform, and humane on-range management.

Arrow icon beside the heading “Follow & Share.” Text encourages supporters to share AWHC’s roundup reports and help bring field documentation into public view.

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Text block titled “Keep the Work Moving.” Copy explains that although the Callaghan, Lahontan, and Moriah roundups have ended, AWHC’s work continues through field documentation, public communications, policy advocacy, and reform efforts. Button: “Support the Work Today.”

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