Rehoming brumbies transforms lives for horses, owners | Landline | ABC Australia

It's estimated 400,000 brumbies are roaming wild across Australia.
Controlling feral populations through culls to protect the environment is highly controversial.
But other solutions are being tried, which involve trapping and re-homing.
Brisbane reporter Meg Bolton explains.
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[@michaelcauser474]

Yes, Brumbies can be and are a major problem in so many areas and need to be controlled dramatically, and this is the most animal friendly way that I have heard of. Keep up the great work people.

[@66kickatinalong]

Maybe NSW Parks can learn something from this

[@ellafields9424]

❤ Wonderful to see the dedicated youth. Really great gentleing process. Best Wishes from New Mexico, 🇺🇸

[@markwood8824]

Comforting to see young people stepping up to the challenge.

[@leanneadams2549]

Wow ! Just WOW! I wish the States had this with the Mustangs !!! We have something similar but without the camp

[@alisonshanahan1237]

Excellent program, intelligent horses.

[@lory2223]

God bless your program ❤

[@graffic13]

Almost like wildlife causeways and highway improvements need to happen in Australia. But wild horses and camels and deer really need to be managed

[@Krowdy01]

Fantastic story ❤

[@aussie-buzz]

👍

[@dilligaf2818]

If ya cant rehome them ,what happens to them?