Trails are a
vital part of our Western Heritage.
They are like wildlife facing
extinction:
Once they are lost, they are gone forever. |
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The Action Coalition for Equestrians (ACE) works to
preserve and expand the availability of Northern California public trails for
equestrian use.
ACE seeks to provide timely, appropriate action on
behalf of its individual and organizational members, gaining leverage both from
its larger support base and from its continuity of involvement with Trails
Advocacy. |
New Issues:
- Have you lost a longstanding trail because of
a new subdivision?
- Is your county goverment failing to enforce
trail protections?
- Are changes in allowed use making your trails
unsafe for horses?
Please use the ACE
Incident Report Form to let us know about it. |
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ACE actively seeks alliance
with local hiking, biking, riding, and multi-use trail clubs. It relies on
these groups to bring forward potential or unfolding issues and to offer the
benefit of their experience to date in any given situation. If your club,
organization or business would like to consider association with ACE,
contact us for full information. We can meet with
your Board and/or provide a speaker for your next membership meeting. |
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Special Thanks!!! to
Foothill.Net for their ongoing donation
of the space for this website. |
| Action Coalition for Equestrians maintains
this Web site to enhance public awareness of equestrian advocacy in the Sierra
foothills. This service is continually under development. These materials have
been prepared by the Action Coalition of Equestrians (ACE) for information
purposes only and are not legal advice. Members and online readers should not
act upon this information without seeking professional counsel. Every attempt
has been made to assure that the information contained in these materials is
accurate and complete. Action Coalition for Equestrians assumes no
responsibility and disclaims any liability for any injury or damage resulting
from the use or effect of information specified in these materials. |
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