 That was KMPR's Paul Boger speaking with Amelia Perrin from American Wild Horse Conservation. Wild horse advocates are concerned about how the BLM conducts wild horse and burrow roundups. But the BLM says roundups are needed to maintain healthy populations and that, without intervention, wild horses could starve or die from dehydration. To learn more about the BLM's approach, State of Nevada's Joe Shaineman spoke with Jenny Lussiet, public affairs specialist for the agency's statewide horse and burrow program.