The parcel, known as Watson Woods, is a mile from Cumberland's downtown and adjacent to the Rines Forest and Read Family Farm ...

A federal judge has ruled against the wild horses of Cumberland Island in a lawsuit that alleged federal and state agencies are allowing the animals to become ill, malnourished and deprived of a ...

The famous horses of Cumberland Island are headed to court. A federal lawsuit has been filed against the National Park Service and the state of Georgia seeking to remove the feral animals from the ...

These animals have been part of the island since 1742, when Spanish soldiers released them during a battle with the English, forming a now-feral population.

Scott Brook Preserve has adapted trails to navigate around four dams built by these natural engineers. It's also a great spot ...

The wild horses of Georgia's Cumberland Island are suing the government. They say the national seashore is killing them, and they want out.

The horses were brought to Cumberland by humans over time -- they are not indigenous to the island and are descended from domesticated animals. This is why they are considered feral, rather than wild.

Animals Georgia wild horses 'sue' to get off Cumberland Island A lawsuit has been brought in federal court seeking the removal of wild horses from the protected national seashore.

The horses were brought to Cumberland by humans over time -- they are not indigenous to the island and are descended from domesticated animals. This is why they are considered feral, rather than wild.

Sharing sightings of wild animals like bobcats helps the DEM better understand Rhode Island wildlife’s population, behavior and health. You can report wildlife observations to the DEM here.

According to the National Park Service, an estimated 150 to 170 feral horses currently inhabit Cumberland Island. Several myths surround how they got there.