I love when you can gain access to free information that’ll help you in your horse knowledge or horse business. And I especially like sharing about these resources so others can benefit! I recently signed up to My Horse University as they offer free horse courses as well as paid ones. They have an upcoming free webinar that focuses on the topic of Horse-Friendly Zoning Practices.
Now this webinar has a specific focus in the United States, but I am sure there will be general information that is valuable to horse owners anywhere around the world. And knowing what laws are in place elsewhere can open your eyes to what’s available around you.
This webinar is to be run by Christine Hughes. She is the author of Horse-Friendly Zoning Practices in American Communities and Planning and Zoning Guide for Horse Friendly Communities.
It’s great to hear from people who know what they’re talking about. As a senior planner in the city of Wilmington, North Carolina, it sounds like Christine has ample experience and knowledge in this area. As it says in the email about this webinar:
“…author Christine Hughes, AICP, will teach you about ELCR’s new guide on equine zoning. Christine will walk viewers through the guide and help you to understand and use the content and concepts. Of special interest are the descriptions of how individual communities around the US approach and regulate horse-keeping and activities through their zoning process. The guide, with an introduction by Tom Daniels PhD, professor, author and director at University of Pennsylvania Department of City and Regional Planning, is posted on the ELCR website (https://elcr.org/zoning-best-practices/) and will be available for preview and download.”
If you’re interested but cannot attend the webinar at this time, no worries! Any My Horse University webinar is recorded and archived for free viewing at a later date. You can check out the archived webinars online. Maybe you’ll find other topics of interest!
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