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We have just learned of an opportunity to move our museum and gift shop, along with our offices, to a location much closer to the area where the horses roam. This will increase our herd management capability as well as provide better visibility of our educational center. We are very excited about this new prospect and look forward to providing details in the near future. Please stay tuned. With our impending move, our museum is in transition. We have some educational displays and staff to speak with at our current location. Our gift shop is fully stocked and ready for the holidays. Thank you for your support! Contact us
Nature Up Close: Wild Horses of the Outer Banks
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundCBS NEWS May 17, 2019, 4:04 PM By “Sunday Morning” contributing videographer Carl Mrozek We’ve all seen plenty of images in movies and on TV of mustangs on the prairies, high plains and deserts of the American West. But wild horses on an East Coast beach? Not so much, except possibly recent escapees from a ranch […]
First New Foal of 2019 Born to Corolla Herd
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundCoastal Review Online 4.4.19 by Staff Reporter COROLLA – The Corolla Wild Horse Fund announced Thursday that the first foal of 2019 was born March 31. CWHF officials hadn’t determined the foal’s gender, but they said that both mom and baby were in good condition. The foal was named Renzi in honor of Melissa Renzi, […]
Where Do Outer Banks Wild Horses Vanish To in Winter?
/in News /by Corolla Wild Horse FundWhere do Outer Banks wild horses vanish to in winter? An aerial survey found out. By Mark Price North Carolina’s wild horses have been known for decades to vanish from the Outer Banks in the winter, leaving visitors to the barrier islands mystified. On Friday, a survey located much of the elusive herd in the […]