Volunteer Horse Patrol Provides Needed Assistance in Difficult Economic Times

Authors

Jenifer Nadeau, University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension SystemFollow
Diane Ciano, Connecticut Horse CouncilFollow

Volume

42

Issue

5

Abstract

Connecticut Horse Council's Volunteer Horse Patrol can serve as a model for other states interested in starting their own volunteer horse patrols. Duties of a volunteer horse patrol can include monitoring trail use, assisting with trail maintenance, and providing many other services to public trails and parks. A volunteer horse patrol can assist overworked state agencies so valuable services can be provided to the people of the state even in difficult economic times.

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Recommended Citation

Nadeau, J., & Ciano, D. (2004). Volunteer Horse Patrol Provides Needed Assistance in Difficult Economic Times. The Journal of Extension, 42(5), Article 25. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol42/iss5/25