Wild Horses Kimberley was formed in 2005 to protect the wild horses at Lake Gregory in the East Kimberley.
The original Arabian stallions were taken to the lake in the 1950s by Father John McGuire. From these stallions a unique breed of horses has survived and is flourishing in areas around Lake Gregory and up the Sturt Creek which originates in the NT.
We are part of the Kimberley Environmental Horticulture Inc. group which rehabilitates areas of the Kimberley, trains Aboriginal youth in horticulture and runs an indigenous plant nursery in Broome WA. (www.plantbroome.com)
We have secured protection for 700 horses to remain living around the lake but we need funding to be able to monitor their management.
Wild Horses Kimberley PO Box 2855 Broome WA 6725
Telephone: 041 761 2958
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