The wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park deserve their own documentary. Can you help us?

Wild Lands, Wild Horses are thrilled to share that we, Jamie and Deb, are currently in the process of creating a documentary dedicated to the wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park (TRNP). We will document their remarkable and impactful story, and their contribution to the intangible cultural heritage of that region.

Our goal is to preserve their history so that it is not forgotten, and to ensure that their legacy is available through the medium of film for years to come, even if the herd is tragically removed.

Our documentary will have a clear perspective: advocating for the preservation and protection of Theodore Roosevelt National Park's historical herd of horses.

In the event, all of our fears are laid to rest, and TRNP does right by them, we are still moving forward to ensure their history is recorded, their beauty captured, and their incredible story told.  Their story, which is your story!

Our goal is to be as inclusive as possible. We will do our best to interview a diverse range of people. That may include park management, scientists, local businesses, historians, local ranchers, and others too numerous to mention. We welcome the opportunity to interview anyone who has been affected or been involved with this extraordinary herd of wild horses, particularly those who have historical testimony that may soon be lost.

With your help, we will protect their history, write their story, and showcase their beauty, their landscape, and their families. 

We sincerely look forward to your support on this extremely powerful and important project.  

This is their story; we will do it right—for them! 

Once completed, our documentary will be available for free on YouTube for anyone to access and view.

Ways to Donate:

We will need to raise approximately $50,000.

Donate through Zelle: info@wildlandswildhorses.com

For access to exclusive content during this process, you can join our Patreon!