The Equestrian Land Conservation Resource (ELCR) has released the 2008 edition of the Guide to Equestrian-Friendly Conservation Easements. The 188-page publication provides valuable information on equestrian-friendly conservation easements, including sample conservation easements with provisions for equestrian use. The guide is an invaluable resource for landowners, land use and conservation attorneys, riding, driving and hunt clubs, and land trusts. Cost for the publication is $45 plus shipping. To order your copy, visit www.ELCR.org and click on “Publications.”

ELCR, the only national not-for-profit organization assisting in the conservation of land for horse-related activity, serves as a clearinghouse and educational resource for land and horse owners on issues related to good land stewardship, conserving land, and preserving horse access on public and private trails. For more information, see www.ELCR.org.