The Birch Creek Project
Community. Rewilding. Advocacy. Conservation.
The Birch Creek Project
We believe that proper management of our lands can sustain opportunities for wildlife, ranching, recreation, and wild horses. We strive to carry out this work in harmony with local communities while supporting rural livelihoods and First Peoples by working to protect intact ecological processes, while enhancing local ecosystems.
As public lands come under increasing threat, we stand for the American people’s right to access and responsibly use these lands.
Science-Led Monitoring and Accountability
Monitoring is central to everything we do.
At Birch Creek, long-term, data-driven monitoring allows us to understand how rewilding horses affects land, wildlife, and ecosystem processes over time. This ensures our work is measurable, transparent, and grounded in ecological science.
Monitoring allows us to adapt, improve, and clearly communicate results to communities, funders, scientists, and agencies.
Rewilding Horses as Part of Ecosystem Resilience
COMMUNITY
The Birch Creek Project values tradition, culture, and community
The Birch Creek Project sits within a broader network of public lands that belong to all Americans.
Across the country, these landscapes, communities, and the wildlife that rely on them face mounting pressures. Our work is centered on safeguarding spaces where ecosystems can remain strong and adaptable while maintaining thoughtful and responsible land use, and public access.
Protecting land is not about exclusion. It is about long-term care, shared responsibility, and future generations.
BIRCH CREEK MOMENTS
