According to the 2012 Colorado College State of the Rockies Conservation in the West poll, voters view parks and public lands as essential to their state’s economy, and support upholding and safeguarding clean air, clean water, natural areas and wildlife. The poll surveyed 2,400 registered voters in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming and found that swing voters in these key states nearly unanimously agree that public lands such as national parks, forests, monuments, and wildlife areas are “an essential part” of their state’s economies and four in five voters believed that having a strong economy and protecting land and water as compatible.
Jane Beshear
The Equine Land Conservation Resource has made strategic moves to strengthen the organization and its leadership team through the addition of two individuals to the Board of Directors; Ken Haddad of Florida and Susan Harding of Maryland and one addition to the Advisory Council, Mrs. Jane K. Beshear of Kentucky.
Susan M. Harding of Bethesda, Maryland, a recreational rider and driver, is a well-known U.S. equine industry professional. She is a publishing consultant with Active Interest Media, a special interest media company, and former Vice President, Group Publishing Director of Source Interlink Media’s Equine Network. Susan has spent 20+ years in the equine publishing industry.
Susan will play an active role on ELCR’s marketing & communications committee and will be invaluable in our efforts to extend ELCR’s networks in the equine retail, manufacturing and other industry sectors
