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The saddest words a horse enthusiast can hear are:  “There once were horses here.”   

The saddest words a horse enthusiast can hear are: “There once were horses here.” Whether spoken of a dilapidated barn, or closed trail, or meadow pastures now tightly overgrown with tract houses, the loss of horse ‘habitat’ means the ultimate loss of horses from our lives and landscapes.

Horse enthusiasts who understand what’s truly at stake are the mainstay of the Bay Area Barns and Trails (BABTT). Bay Area Barns and Trails is an all-volunteer non-profit organization. Administrative, development and communications expenses are underwritten by the Board of Directors and the Advisory Board.

Our members represent the entire San Francisco Bay Area: twenty-five stables and businesses plus three hundred fifty families and individuals form the backbone of the organization.

Since its inception BABTT has donated over $98,000 for projects that are helping preserve equestrian trails, horse facilities, or at-risk open space. Our ability to continue supporting our grants program depends upon our success in receiving

Our ability to support future projects depends upon our success in receiving more financial support from private foundations and public funding sources, equestrian businesses, organizations and families.

We ask you become part of this effort to preserve all things equine in the Bay Area. Please act on your love of open lands, equines, and equestrian activities by contributing to help save a stall, a paddock, a trail, a pasture…

If you remain unclear about why you should help, consult with a local horse, perhaps your own. He will certainly give you clarity.

With your generous financial contribution, the Bay Area Barns and Trails will do more to help preserve our equestrian lifestyle – acre by acre – barn by barn – trail by trail!

Thank you for your generosity!

BECOME A MEMBER…BECOME A DONOR
Join Up with the Bay Area Barns & Trails
Your support will help make possible the continuation of our efforts to protect and preserve our horse culture by supporting projects of Bay Area equestrian organizations, landowners, land trusts, and land managing agencies.

Your donation is tax-deductible. E.I.N. #68-0442986:
Bay Area Barns & Trails, P. O. Box 2435, Mill Valley, California 94942.

$35

Family/Individual

 $1,000

 Barn Raiser

$50

Organization

$2,500

Open Space Protector

$100

Business/Stable Affiliate

$5,000

Silver Snaffle

$250

Trail Partner

$10,000

Diamond Horseshoe

$500

Stewardship Advocate

Click here for printable membership form.

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MEMBERSHIP GIFT! A SET OF 6 BEAUTIFUL PHOTO CARDS
When
joining or renewing your membership at the $100.00 level or above.



Aviva Rossi, a local photographer and horse owner, has created a series of photographs that display pastured horses enjoying their rural life on San Francisco Bay Area public and private lands, in areas bordering development. This photograph series illustrates the value and beauty of preserving lands as sanctuaries where our horses may live and thrive.

A set of six beautifully packaged cards will make excellent gifts for anyone who loves horses, rural areas, the great outdoors, and supporting the BABT cause to protect these lands.

These cards are made with actual original photographs, suitable for framing. Each card is individually packaged to protect the quality of the photograph. The package of six cards is attractively packaged together and they are available for $25.00. The cost of shipping is included! or... You can also get one of these card sets at no additional cost, as our thanks for joining or renewing your membership in ‘Bay Area Barns and Trails’ at the $100.00 level or above. pdf card order form.

BECOME A VOLUNTEER
Please Consider Becoming an Advisor to 'Barns and Trails'

  • Organize a fundraiser for a Stewardship, Acquisition or Capacity Building project;
  • Help distribute/forward BABTT newsletter and E-News;
  • E-mail Bay Area equestrian and conservation organization newsletters or newsclips;
  • E-mail photos (with captions) of Bay Area barns, trails, open spaces, volunteer projects, and events.

…"Land - they ain't making it any more..." Will Rogers

 

MORE WAYS TO HELP? GIVE US A CALL!
Bay Area Barns and Trails
Barbara Weitz, Executive Director
415-383-6283; FAX 415-381-3809
Email: babtt@earthlink.net