The Brumby Project

20/05/2026

Mango the brumby now, with and Mango the brumby 9 yeas ago just after we brought him in from the bush!

Slightly rounder now but still just as cute! And still loves a snooze.

20/05/2026

Just for fun!

How well do you know some of TBP‘s Poster brumbies? You may have seen them on our socials, can you match brumby name to photo?

Comment on this post with the order of names as per the order of pictures.

A - Mack, gelding, Toolara/Tuan
B - Winter, mare, Central Qld
C - Mango, gelding, Central Qld
D - Flair, mare, Central Qld
E - Ranger, gelding, Toolara/Tuan
F - Pickle, gelding, Toolara/Tuan
G - Mallee, gelding, north Qld
H - Banjo, gelding, Toolara/Tuan
I - Maple, mare, Glenugie NSW
J - Ebony, mare, Toolara/Tuan

14/05/2026

Foot Pics!

No seriously, show me your brumbies hooves, the good, the bad and the fresh out of the wild!

A Brumby Project cap or diary is up for grabs to a random, lucky contributor!

07/05/2026

Dr Dave is always a wealth of knowledge, he’s speaking at the upcoming ACEHP conference, see you there!

Meet the amazing guest speakers we have lined up for the 2026 ACEHP Hoof Conference. We are so excited!!

Dr David Berman began his ecological research career
over 40 years ago in central Australia. He turned his two
showjumpers into research vehicles so he could observe feral
horses (feral means a domesticated animal living wild) in the rugged ranges around Alice Springs.

His PhD study of the ecology of feral horses led to a significant reduction in the damage they caused due to their overabundance in central Australia. The strategy developed has proven successful in many subsequent feral horse management programmes. Dr Berman has seen the devastating consequences of poor feral horse management.

Berman’s approach combines science with community engagement, an essential element for successful management. Unfortunately, activists and politicians have hijacked feral horse management, particularly in the Australian Alps.

Berman has been an expert witness in court, has contributed to parliamentary enquiries, and has been the Chair of the Kosciuszko Wild Horse Scientific Advisory Panel, in attempts to improve the management of feral horses in the Australian Alps.
Currently, he spends most of his time working in south-east Queensland exotic pine plantations, managing feral horses to reduce the risk of vehicle collisions.

Whether you're a seasoned professional, just starting out, or curious hoof enthusiast , The Alchemy of Hoof Care is an event you won't want to miss. Join us in Queensland and be part of this unforgettable experience!
Tickets available here: www.wildabouthooves.com.au/online-shop/acehp-20th-anniversary-conference-ticket-p512434980

06/05/2026

Hi Brumby Family!

I would love to add some 'before vs after' photos of brumby hooves into my upcoming presentation at the Australian Hoof Trimmers conference. If you have any photos that you are happy for me to use, please share them in the comments, via dm or email [email protected].

Overall Brumby before and after photos would be great too!

Thank you!

20/04/2026

Here's your chance to join us for a Mini Camp!

Hands on brumby work, small group, catered dinners and lots of other perks. Check out the event via the link below.

Brumby Training over a long weekend, get hands on experience with brumbies.

20/04/2026

Do we have any budding camp cooks in our midsts? Looking for someone who would be interested in helping out at our 10 Day Brumby camps by providing camp dinners for the group. Get in touch if you're interested.

Location, Sunshine Coast Qld.