GOALS AND OBJECTIVES (continued)

• The focus of the "Comstock Wild Horse Sanctuary" will include the following:
   
  • Herd management and Population Control Studies
  • Range management and health
  • Horse adoption and sponsorship
  • Ground water protection
  • Horse Husbandry
  • Horsemanship
  • Gentling demonstrations
  • Western Heritage
  • Historical programs
  • Native American culture and history
  • Cooperative extension
  • Nature studies
  • Fire Safety issues
  • Wildlife Conservation and protection
  • Primary and secondary educational material outlet
  • Outreach programs for schools
  • Documentaries
  • Concerts
  • Gallery
  • Cooperative programs with institutions like the University of Nevada Reno and UC Davis.

• EDUCATION: To provide appropriate organizations and individuals with the funds and equipment to conduct educational seminars for schools, churches, and other community venues to help educate the residents of North America in realizing the desirability as well as the ways and means for residents, ranchers, and farmers to live successfully near the wild horses.
• PROTECTION: To assist organizations and individuals in fencing projects designed to keep wild horses and other wildlife from coming near highly populated areas and to discourage them from crossing busy highways, entering danger zones or being a nuisance to ranchers, farmers and rural residents, realizing that fences often make for good neighbors.
• VETERINARY CARE & RELOCATION: To provide needed equipment and funds to secure veterinarian treatment and first-aid assistance for the wild horses which may also include relocation of nuisance animals, birth control treatment, the putting down of severely injured horses and other responsible medical and herd-management techniques.

REVENUE SOURCES

• Proceeds from Let 'em Run concerts, films, CD and video sales, merchandise, etc.
• Annual membership dues
• Corporate contributions
• Charitable donations
• Public grants
• Operating revenues from Center