Trails
Works to protect and expand the network of open lands available for trail riding.
Works to educate local groups on how to work with property owners.
The Connecticut Horse Council, Inc. represents your interests in:
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The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)
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Connecticut Greenways Council
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Connecticut Statewide Forest Resource Plan
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Connecticut Trails Advisory Council
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Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP)
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Comprehensive Trails information
Places to Ride In Connecticut
CT Equine Advisory Council
Horseback Riding in CT
(coming soon 25 great places to ride in CT)
National Recreational Trails Program
CT Greenways
State Parks & Horse Trails-
Connecticut | ME | MA | NH Parks Trails | NY | RI | VT
Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection
Equine Land Conservation Resource (ELCR)
ELCR is a Kentucky 501 (c) (3) organization, not affiliated with any governmental entity.
Leaders from a wide range of equestrian and conservation groups advise and support the ELCR.
The goal of ELCR is to share information and networking as they seek to become a part of the larger “horse industry” and educate their specific constituencies of the need to become involved in protecting riding lands and offer them the tools necessary to protect their activities and favorite riding areas Equine Conservation Resource
American Trails
The only national, non-profit organization working on behalf of ALL trail interest for local, regional and long distance trails and Greenways.
Our goal is to support America’s trails by finding common ground and promoting cooperation among all trail interests.
EnviroHorse
EnviroHorse identifies, gathers, and disseminates information to
ensure/enhance equine access to public / private lands.
Where data gaps exist, EnviroHorse sponsors research with others to fill them.
For additional info: Diane Ciano
(203) 757-1904
email: trails@cthorsecouncil.org

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ensure/enhance equine access to public / private lands.
Where data gaps exist, EnviroHorse sponsors research with others to fill them.
email: trails@cthorsecouncil.org




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