Upon reaching the wilderness and the wild horse research and observation station known as Wild Horse Ranch, Ginalina met wild horse ethologists Michelle Gough and William E. This was the beginning of Ginalina's odyssey of discovery, which led her to travel over 2,000 miles and into the rugged wilderness of the Cascade Siskiyou mountains on the Oregon-California border in search of the wild horses, and the truth of their existence. Learn more about the genesis of the music and video: 'We Are the Wild Horses', is based upon the true story of a young poet-musician (Ginalina) who upon learning about wild horses, their lives and their plight after visiting the website of Wild Horse Fire Brigade, was "compelled" to compose a song about wild horses. Unlike any other music video about wild horses, 'We Are the Wild Horses', is based upon actual events that occurred organically. More about Understudied American Wild Horses here: Even so, shockingly, they are one of the most understudied large mammals on the North American continent. Native species American wild horses are icons and part of the treasured wildlife on the American landscape. Over the past four months, 'We Are the Wild Horses' has been honored with awards at four film festivals:ĭecember 2022, EQUUS FILM and ARTS FESTIVALįebruary 2023, California Music Video & Film Awards Watch & Share 'We Are the Wild Horses' on YouTube: In December 2022, the newly created music video 'We Are the Wild Horses' won its first honor, 'Best Wild Horse Music Video' at the prestigious EQUUS Film & Arts Festival in Sacramento California. Wild Horse Fire Brigade initiated a collaborative effort to create an original music video to showcase the wonder and beauty of free-roaming American wild horses in the wilderness area where WHFB has its privately owned wild horse research station.Īn interview with singer-composer 'Ginalina' and William Simpson was also filmed on-location about the genesis of the original music video 'We Are the Wild Horses: In October of 2022, Wild Horse Fire Brigade was the first wild horse nonprofit to create an original music video specifically for the cause of saving wild horses via natural rewilding. In order to draw public and media attention to the plight of American wild horses in a positive manner, the California 501-c-3 nonprofit organization Wild Horse Fire Brigade ('WHFB') has integrated music and video into it's educational media plan. If improper wild horse management continues on the current path, native species American wild horses may soon become yet another extinct species. YREKA, CA, US, April 6, 2023/ / - As a result of bad management programs administered by government agencies that suffer from obsolete science and myth, wild horse populations are being rapidly decimated in North America. Excess fuel loading causing abnormally hot wildfire kills everything.Īn original song, written and performed specifically to honor American wild horses has captured it's fourth major award in just four months on tour A family of wild horses that lives in a remote forest have symbiotically grazed-in a fire-break, which is protecting a forest of champion old-growth conifers against catastrophic wildfire.
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