Balancing Nature and Humanity

This chapter delves into the complexities of managing wild horse populations in the U.S., intertwining conservation efforts with agricultural interests. It also explores the emotional ties humans have with horses and the ethical dimensions of population control, as well as the practices of ranchers influenced by ecological management. Additionally, the discussion expands to reflect on historical injustices faced by Native Americans and the craftsmanship of traditional archery, emphasizing the connection between survival, culture, and nature.