Designates March 21 as National Free-Roaming Wild Horse and Burro Day.
Official title: A joint resolution relating to responsible management and renewed recognition honoring America's wild horses and burros as being important National heritage resources.
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Designates March 21 as National Free-Roaming Wild Horse and Burro Day. Encourages national recognition of the intrinsic value of wild horses and burros. Honors them as living symbols of American frontier development during the "Old West" era. Calls for cooperative management of wild horses and burros based on certain scientific principles in resolving land-use conflicts with resource users.
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