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Advocacy Partnership
Did you know that Back Country Horsemen of America is the major advocate for public land use by all trail riders? In fact, BCHA has prevented the implementation of flawed trail classification standards that would have severely restricted trails and riding areas to recreational riding and pack stock use. The organization has also successfully worked to pass federal legislation that would preserve and protect rider’s rights on public land......
Advocacy Partnership
Did you know that Back Country Horsemen of America is the major advocate for public land use by all trail riders? In fact, BCHA has prevented the implementation of flawed trail classification standards that would have severely restricted trails and riding areas to recreational riding and pack stock use. The organization has also successfully worked to pass federal legislation that would preserve and protect rider’s rights on public land......
.......Despite these successes, BCHA recognizes the need to widen its base of influence through partnerships with other organizations. Strength in advocacy is about presenting correct facts to the right people at the right time and making a convincing case for the cause. It is also about gathering a large constituency base that is in basic agreement on a given issue. Frankly, we need other trail riding groups support to grow our constituency base in order to be more effective in our negotiations with land managers and agency personnel.
Is your organization knowledgeable and able to represent its membership in Washington, D.C. as these decisions are made? A partnership with BCHA adds your voice to this common cause of all equestrians and gives you the opportunity to share with your membership information that, while they might not be aware its happening, has the potential to greatly impact their access to public lands.
Please join as an Advocacy Partner with BCHA today so that your members will be counted in our important advocacy efforts. Your participation is critical for the continued advancement of equestrians’ rights to ride on our public lands.
Is your organization knowledgeable and able to represent its membership in Washington, D.C. as these decisions are made? A partnership with BCHA adds your voice to this common cause of all equestrians and gives you the opportunity to share with your membership information that, while they might not be aware its happening, has the potential to greatly impact their access to public lands.
Please join as an Advocacy Partner with BCHA today so that your members will be counted in our important advocacy efforts. Your participation is critical for the continued advancement of equestrians’ rights to ride on our public lands.
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