Kossi Elf reflects with gratitude on those who tirelessly protect the Brumbies—from photographers and advocates to carers providing safe havens. This Christmas, he reminds us to honour their efforts and ensure the legacy of these heritage horses lives on.

Kossi Elf reflects on the devastating fires of 2019–2020, honouring the lives lost and the resilience of survivors. This summer, he calls us to act—protecting the land, wildlife, and legacy we all share under the Australian sun

Kossi Elf reflects on the complex Brumby situation, urging respect, understanding, and solutions over division. This Christmas, let’s honour these resilient heritage horses and work toward a future where their legacy is celebrated and protected.

Kossi Elf sees beyond the negativity surrounding Brumbies. He honours their resilience through fires, removals, and countless challenges. This Christmas, let’s protect these symbols of survival and ensure their untamed spirit inspires generations to come.

Kossi Elf watches in awe as Brumbies graze peacefully in the snow-dusted Kosciuszko terrain. These wild horses are living symbols of Australia’s heritage, embodying freedom and resilience. Let’s protect their future and keep their story alive for generations.

Kossi Elf stands at the Gate of Hope beneath a glowing star, wishing for a future where Brumbies live freely with their family mobs. This Christmas, let’s turn hope into action and ensure these heritage horses thrive for generations to come.

Kossi Elf witnesses a magical moment in the Snowy Mountains, a Brumby foal taking its first breaths. This tiny life symbolises hope and resilience, reminding us that from little things, big things grow. Let’s protect their legacy and ensure their freedom for generations to come.

Kossi Elf keeps watch in the Snowy Mountains, spotting Brumbies grazing in their wild and rightful home. Their untamed spirit and legacy deserve to thrive for generations to come. This Christmas, let’s work to protect their future and the freedom they represent.

Kossi Elf sits with Mr. Pewter and his Brumby family, a powerful reminder of the strength and unity at the heart of every story.

This Christmas, let’s protect their rightful home and secure a future where these wild families remain free and thriving.

Kossi Elf’s Christmas wishlist is simple but powerful: freedom, a safe home, and a thriving future for Australia’s Brumbies.

This festive season, let’s work together to protect their legacy and ensure their untamed spirit continues to inspire for generations to come.

Kossi Elf is on a heartfelt mission to connect with Pink Snip, a curious and untamed Brumby stallion. With big dreams quietly tucked onto Santa’s wish list, Kossi knows trust is the first step toward a brighter future for these heritage horses.

Kossi Elf, the cheeky adventurer, was spotted climbing Posterboy’s iconic dreadlock mane, carrots in hand and mischief in his heart!

While he’s busy making Brumby friends, his real mission is clear: to protect Australia’s heritage horses and secure their bright future.

Kossi Elf has teamed up with Matagi, the golden Brumby stallion, for a heartwarming Christmas mission! With a bundle of sticks and a big dream, Kossi Elf is building a safe haven for Matagi and his mob, ensuring they can thrive and live free in the Snowy Mountains.

Follow Kossi Elf’s magical 25-day journey with Australia’s wild Brumbies as he spreads festive cheer and raises awareness for their protection. Each day brings a new adventure, a playful graphic, and a fun message celebrating the legacy and freedom of these heritage horses in the Snowy Mountains.

From November 14th to 17th, Equitana Melbourne brings together equestrian enthusiasts from around the globe, celebrating the best in competition, education, and an expansive marketplace.

This year, Silver Springs Equine 2024 Inc joins the event with Michelle Maree Brown, representing the Brumbies in the Breed Village alongside Heritage Horses In Harmony. With over a decade of dedication to capturing the spirit of Australia’s wild Brumbies, Michelle is passionate about sharing their story, their resilience, and their unique place in Australia’s heritage.

Visit the Silver Springs Equine team in the Breed Village at stables 43, 44, and 45 to experience the Brumbies' story firsthand.

On Sunday, 29th September 2024, a young foal, later named Gulliver, was found alone in the Kiandra area by Lari Fari, a photographer who had been watching him in hopes that his herd would return. After hours with no sign of his mob, Lari contacted Ian and Michelle Brown, who immediately set out to rescue the colt. Gulliver is now in the care of Donna Pratt, our trusted foster foal carer. He represents both the fragility and resilience of the Kiandra Greys.

The Brumby Tracker is a comprehensive database that records the unique journeys of Brumbies rescued, re-homed, or adopted across Australia. By collecting vital details such as origin, age, and whether they are registered with a Brumby registry, this initiative helps strengthen efforts to protect and preserve these iconic wild horses. If you have a Brumby, contribute to this important cause by completing our survey and sharing your horse’s life journey.

A shocking discovery in the High Country of Kosciuszko, New South Wales, has revealed the brutal treatment of Australia’s iconic Brumbies. Recently found with multiple gunshot wounds, these horses were chased into tree lines, gunned down, and left to suffer. Since the park's reopening, hundreds of Brumbies have been found dead, exposing the horrifying reality behind what is being called "humane management."

This is not management; it is cruelty, and it’s time for the global community to demand an end to this inhumane treatment.

Silver Springs Equine 2024 was born out of a deep-seated need to take action against the planned aerial shooting of Brumbies in the High Country of Kosciuszko, NSW. The thought of foals being orphaned, left to fend for themselves as helicopters chased their mothers, was a heartbreaking reality that galvanised a determined response. This was not a situation any of us would want, except for those in government and their agencies who sought the eradication of these horses.

Horses have played a pivotal role in shaping the world as we know it today. These animals have been instrumental in transportation, agriculture, warfare, and even in our daily tasks throughout history. Without horses, the development of human civilisation would have taken a very different path.