Create a sanctuary for Australian brumbies


Create a sanctuary for Australian brumbies
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Francine Sanhard and 12 others have signed recently.
The issue
Growing up amidst the vast and breathtaking landscapes of Australia, I was drawn to the majestic beauty of horses. My father's life on the farm introduced me to the saddle at an early age, embedding a deep passion and respect for these magnificent creatures in my heart. My mother, a dedicated school teacher, shared the power of literature and the beauty of Australian poetry with me, particularly the works of Banjo Paterson. His stories, especially 'The Man from Snowy River,' spoke to the timeless bond between humans and horses, a relationship that has shaped our culture and history.
However, the future of Australia's iconic wild horses, the brumbies, is currently under threat. These free-spirited symbols of our heritage are facing significant dangers due to habitat loss, culling programs, and increasing territory encroachment. It is estimated that brumby populations in some regions have declined by as much as 25% in the past decade. With these declines, we risk losing not only a breathtaking component of our natural ecosystems but also an invaluable part of our cultural identity.
Establishing a dedicated sanctuary for Australian brumbies is crucial. Such a sanctuary would provide a protected haven where these horses can thrive without the threats of culling or habitat destruction. It would serve as a place for conservation, education, and research, ensuring that the legacy of these wild horses is preserved for future generations while enhancing our understanding of their role in our ecosystems.
This sanctuary can be funded through a combination of governmental support, private donations, and community-driven initiatives. By engaging local communities, conservationists, and equestrian enthusiasts, we can develop a sustainable plan that balances ecological preservation with the welfare of these magnificent animals.
I invite you to join me in taking action to protect the brumbies and preserve a vital piece of Australia's natural and cultural fabric. Your signature can make a significant difference in advocating for the creation of a sanctuary that honors the spirit of the brumbies and acknowledges their place in Australian history. Please sign this petition and help to ensure that our wild horses continue to roam freely, inspiring future generations as they have inspired us.
However, the future of Australia's iconic wild horses, the brumbies, is currently under threat. These free-spirited symbols of our heritage are facing significant dangers due to habitat loss, culling programs, and increasing territory encroachment. It is estimated that brumby populations in some regions have declined by as much as 25% in the past decade. With these declines, we risk losing not only a breathtaking component of our natural ecosystems but also an invaluable part of our cultural identity.
Establishing a dedicated sanctuary for Australian brumbies is crucial. Such a sanctuary would provide a protected haven where these horses can thrive without the threats of culling or habitat destruction. It would serve as a place for conservation, education, and research, ensuring that the legacy of these wild horses is preserved for future generations while enhancing our understanding of their role in our ecosystems.
This sanctuary can be funded through a combination of governmental support, private donations, and community-driven initiatives. By engaging local communities, conservationists, and equestrian enthusiasts, we can develop a sustainable plan that balances ecological preservation with the welfare of these magnificent animals.
I invite you to join me in taking action to protect the brumbies and preserve a vital piece of Australia's natural and cultural fabric. Your signature can make a significant difference in advocating for the creation of a sanctuary that honors the spirit of the brumbies and acknowledges their place in Australian history. Please sign this petition and help to ensure that our wild horses continue to roam freely, inspiring future generations as they have inspired us.

Jacqui BrownPetition starter
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Recent signers:
Francine Sanhard and 12 others have signed recently.
The issue
Growing up amidst the vast and breathtaking landscapes of Australia, I was drawn to the majestic beauty of horses. My father's life on the farm introduced me to the saddle at an early age, embedding a deep passion and respect for these magnificent creatures in my heart. My mother, a dedicated school teacher, shared the power of literature and the beauty of Australian poetry with me, particularly the works of Banjo Paterson. His stories, especially 'The Man from Snowy River,' spoke to the timeless bond between humans and horses, a relationship that has shaped our culture and history.
However, the future of Australia's iconic wild horses, the brumbies, is currently under threat. These free-spirited symbols of our heritage are facing significant dangers due to habitat loss, culling programs, and increasing territory encroachment. It is estimated that brumby populations in some regions have declined by as much as 25% in the past decade. With these declines, we risk losing not only a breathtaking component of our natural ecosystems but also an invaluable part of our cultural identity.
Establishing a dedicated sanctuary for Australian brumbies is crucial. Such a sanctuary would provide a protected haven where these horses can thrive without the threats of culling or habitat destruction. It would serve as a place for conservation, education, and research, ensuring that the legacy of these wild horses is preserved for future generations while enhancing our understanding of their role in our ecosystems.
This sanctuary can be funded through a combination of governmental support, private donations, and community-driven initiatives. By engaging local communities, conservationists, and equestrian enthusiasts, we can develop a sustainable plan that balances ecological preservation with the welfare of these magnificent animals.
I invite you to join me in taking action to protect the brumbies and preserve a vital piece of Australia's natural and cultural fabric. Your signature can make a significant difference in advocating for the creation of a sanctuary that honors the spirit of the brumbies and acknowledges their place in Australian history. Please sign this petition and help to ensure that our wild horses continue to roam freely, inspiring future generations as they have inspired us.
However, the future of Australia's iconic wild horses, the brumbies, is currently under threat. These free-spirited symbols of our heritage are facing significant dangers due to habitat loss, culling programs, and increasing territory encroachment. It is estimated that brumby populations in some regions have declined by as much as 25% in the past decade. With these declines, we risk losing not only a breathtaking component of our natural ecosystems but also an invaluable part of our cultural identity.
Establishing a dedicated sanctuary for Australian brumbies is crucial. Such a sanctuary would provide a protected haven where these horses can thrive without the threats of culling or habitat destruction. It would serve as a place for conservation, education, and research, ensuring that the legacy of these wild horses is preserved for future generations while enhancing our understanding of their role in our ecosystems.
This sanctuary can be funded through a combination of governmental support, private donations, and community-driven initiatives. By engaging local communities, conservationists, and equestrian enthusiasts, we can develop a sustainable plan that balances ecological preservation with the welfare of these magnificent animals.
I invite you to join me in taking action to protect the brumbies and preserve a vital piece of Australia's natural and cultural fabric. Your signature can make a significant difference in advocating for the creation of a sanctuary that honors the spirit of the brumbies and acknowledges their place in Australian history. Please sign this petition and help to ensure that our wild horses continue to roam freely, inspiring future generations as they have inspired us.

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Petition created on 29 November 2025