Equine Land Conservation Resource (ELCR) is pleased to announce the launch of the organization’s Conservation Membership Program. From hayfields to horse farms, Conservation Members are the individuals and organizations that are the key to protecting our horse lands.
A way for horse owners to help
The Conservation Members Program is designed to provide targeted information and opportunities to individuals and groups at the grass roots level to keep land open for horses.
The Conservation Members Program is designed to provide targeted information, support and engagement opportunities to interested individuals and groups acting at the grass roots level to keep land open for horses and horse related activities. The program offers both individual and organization membership options allowing both individuals and small organizations access to special member benefits at affordable rates.
Individual Conservation Membership dues are $28 annually and include the following membership benefits:
- Full member benefits for a single individual
- One premium ELCR member gift item
- Attendance at ELCR events at the member rate for one attendee
- ELCR newsletter subscription
- Direct email access to ELCR for technical assistance support
- Twice a year Member’s Briefing Conference Calls on key land conservation issues
- Discount on branded merchandise and publications
Organization Conservation Membership dues are $46 annually and include the same member benefits as described above for up to three individual members of the same organization. For additional information on the ELCR Conservation Membership Program please visit elcr.org.
About the Equine Land Conservation Resource (ELCR):
The Equine Land Conservation Resource is the only national not-for-profit organization advancing the conservation of land for horse-related activity.
ELCR serves as an information resource and clearinghouse for land and horse owners on issues related to equine land conservation, land use planning, land stewardship/best management practices, trails, liability and equine economic development. For more information about the ELCR call (859) 455-8383.