Singer Sheryl Crow

Wild Horses

Singer Sheryl Crow (47) known voiced vociferous anti-war stance and actively campaign against global warming. He is now also joined the campaign preservation of wild horses in the United States.
The U.S. government says the number of horses continued to grow, whereas regional resources in farming, especially Nevada, not sufficient. Therefore, the government's relocation of wild horses from the area of origin to an area of natural resources is still supported.
The plan, 25,000 wild horses were moved to new grazing. "There should be other ways better than moving the horses from their natural habitat. Wild horses are a valuable legacy of American history, "said Crow.
"My goal for the horses were not reduced in number and not moved to the area that could lead to their extinction," said chanter song "All I Wana Do" is.
Crow is a lover of horses. She has 20 horses are bred on farms Nashville. Not all the people reject the plan. Ron Cerri, President of the Association of Nevada Shepherd, agreed with the government's plan.
"Crow and his friends were outsiders who did not know the problem caused by population explosion of wild horses. Excess population could interfere with the original wild horses and livestock, "he said. (AP / AMR).


Source: Kompas newspaper Thursday, January 14, 2010