One Step Forward, One Covid19 Step Back
One never knows what the day will bring, or the last four months! Many BCHO Chapters have had to put their projects on hold, Sourdough Chapter included. Best laid plans …
From the BCHO President
We are in most interesting times. I hope everyone is well and staying healthy. We are experiencing a summer where we have been limited with the activities we are allowed …
Camps and Trails to Put On Your “To-Do-List”
I know that we all have all been stuck inside to some degree but that should not stop us from planning our next adventure with friends. Who better to help …
LOEC Virtual Equitation Show Results
Congratulations to all of the riders who participated in our Virtual Equitation Show! Special thanks to our judge Anna Linde, and our course designer, Kelly Smith! Ribbons and awards will …
No-Show Horse Show
Until we can be together again….. The No-Show Horse Show is a fun new way to keep the spirit of show competition alive This virtual event which will bring together …
The Equine Welfare Data Collective Needs You
The United Horse Coalition (UHC) and Equine Welfare Data Collective (EWDC) are excited to announce the July 2020 Data Drive. Any EWDC eligible organization that completes the current EWDC survey …
Forward Stride Program and Herd Update
As we move into what looks to be a warm and beautiful summer, we want to update you on our program reopening as well as some changes in our herd! …
Governor’s Task Force on the Outdoors Delivers Framework for Action to Governor Brown
The Oregon Trails Coalition was proud to serve with a diverse group of stakeholders on the Governor’s Task Force on the Outdoors and work together to create a framework of …
Northwest Horse Source July’s Performance Horse Issue
Enjoy our Performance Horse issue this month! Our Cover Article, written by Heidi Smith, highlights the unique, upcoming League of Legends Invitational Horse and Stock Dog Sale. The event will …
June Invasive Weed of the Month: Policeman’s Helmet
Policeman’s helmet (Impatiens glandulifera) is an invasive annual which threatens streams and rivers throughout the Pacific Northwest. It is designated as a Class B invasive weed in Oregon. This means …