Equine Land Conservation Resource

Links to Helpful Groups

Advocacy, Legislation & Elected Officials

American Horse Council
As the national association representing all segments of the horse industry in Washington, DC, the American Horse Council works daily to represent your equine interests and opportunities.
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Contact Your Senator (Federal)
You can contact your senators by writing an e-mail or a letter, by calling, or by visiting.
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Contact Your Congressman (Federal)
You can contact your representative by writing an e-mail or a letter, by calling, or by visiting.
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Environmental Law Institute (ELI)
ELI is an internationally recognized, non-partisan research and education center working to strengthen environmental protection by improving law and governance worldwide.
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House Committee on Natural Resources
The Committee's purpose is to ensure the responsible use and development of our natural landscape, while protecting the vital plant and animal life human society depends upon.
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LandVote
In 2008, despite the nation's severe economic and fiscal crisis, voters continued their strong support for conservation ballot measures.
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The Conservation Campaign
The Conservation Campaign provides leadership, expertise, and resources to mobilize public support to win ballot measures and legislation that create more public funds to protect land and water resources.
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Equine Land Conservation Resource Advancing the conservation of land for horse-related activity.