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Before the widespread use of the automobile the horse was a primary mode of transportation and powerful work animal. Horses in America, needed to be housed in a stable for convenience and regular care as they were required to work all day every day. Today we no longer use horses for our main mode of transportation or as a work animal, but still prefer to keep them in stables or small pasture for sake of convenience (Wheeler, Introduction xiii). This convenience comes with a price. High inputs of time, labor, and money are needed for the careful planning and management of a facility necessary to prevent negative environmental impacts. This is a commitment that many facilities ignore or are unaware of. In most cases, horse boarding is a labor intensive and low profit business, therefore the reduction of environmental impacts may not be on the top of an owners list of priorities. Careful planning is needed now more than ever due to the encroachment of suburban sprawl into rural areas pushing horse facilities onto smaller parcels of land, which greatly increases environmental impact. New facilities must invest in environmental protection and seek to improve the land they own to ensure the successful future of the horse industry. Horse facilities will face more local regulation if measures are not taken to voluntarily take action toward mitigating impacts (Horse Keeping, Preface i-iii). Existing facilities need to evaluate current status and develop a plan to implement changes to mitigate and reduce impacts where feasible. Individual horse owners looking to board should take environmental impacts into consideration when choosing a facility and also keep in mind their own management practices as well and how they may be improved. Areas of traditional horse keeping that pose environmental impacts are manure management impacting soil and water quality, indirect facility impacts on resource use through electricity, water, fossil fuel, and construction materials, as well as the disruption of the local natural habitat. When keeping horses there are functions of a boarding facility that cannot be compromised as they relate to the safety and comfort of the animals. These include: shelter for the horse, provision of feed and water, and exercise area (Wheeler, 25). All areas of impact have the potential for mitigation and facilities can even serve and promote conservation.

In reducing the environmental impact of a horse boarding facility the largest scale factor under direct control of the owner is the land itself. As stated above, concentrating horses into small areas relative to their natural habitat has environmental implications for land. Areas of major degradation of land are over grazing, compaction, and inappropriately placed facility components. These impacts can be resolved through thoughtful site planning, facility design, careful pasture management, and habitat conservation efforts.

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With the support of specialized technician and design team,we customize a large range of internal stables from temporary stables right through to luxury sweeping stables. There are many styles for your choice! No matter how much your budget is we will offer a design that will transform your yard totally.

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