Award-winning documentary about how wild horses mitigate wildfire
Rooted in real events, Horse of Nature unfolds in the remote Cascade–Siskiyou Mountains along the Oregon‑California border, where the 400‑person community of Henley‑Hornbrook sits. In 2018, a deadly wind‑whipped 38,000-acre wildfire swept through the town, altering lives and landscapes alike. This documentary follows several survivors and a storied herd of cultural‑heritage wild horses that aided the fight against what became known as the Klamathon Fire.
Mustang grazing cuts smoke-spewing burns and even seeds new native plants as they roam. Support this natural climate fix with Wild Horse Fire Brigade’s mission to rewild mustangs and create natural firebreaks.
Wild Horse Fire Brigade is a California registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit public benefit corporation. Contributions to WHFB are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. WHFBs tax identification number is 26-4567698
