Need suggestions getting trails opened

[Sally Aungier <aungiesh@unos.org>]

Push your DE Horse Council harder.  Volunteer yourself to work on the
project for the DHC. Remember that it is a volunteer driven organization and
will likely to be willing to take up the projects that folks are willing to
work/volunteer to help with.

Go meet with the managers of the public facilities and learn how you
(horsemen) can partner with them.  AND  try to go to the SETC conference at
Clemson Univ. next week.  That's what this conference is all about.
http://www.strom.clemson.edu/programs/trails/

Sally Aungier
Trails Committee Chair, Va. Horse Council

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> Sent:	Monday, April 24, 2000 9:21 PM
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> Subject:	RC:  need suggestions getting trails opened
> 
> Hi. I'm in Delaware. What organisation can help me launch a campaign to
> get 
> better access on public lands here? We have very little to begin with, and
> 
> some places are very good, allowing access on foot, bicycle and horse ,
> like 
> Redden State Forest, but others don't want to see a horse, but have
> massive 
> programs for hikers and cyclists. I just want to share in what little we 
> have. We have lots of horse groups, but it's very fragmented. We have a DE
> 
> Equine Council, but they haven't done much since a very successful letter 
> writing campaign to pass our anti liability law. Any suggestions are 
> appreciated.
> 
>                              Shelly in DE
>                               Charlie(I wanna ride my pony in the state
> park, 
> mommy!)
>                                Jabar(why can't I go with you!)
> 
> 
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