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‘Sponge Cities’ Are Catching On. But Can They Handle Supercharged Storms?
Copenhagen's efforts to prevent future flooding by adopting "sponge cities" strategies could benefit horse owners and barn managers, improving stormwater management and reducing flood risks during severe weather events.
Emergency Drawdown at Flaming Gorge Hits Its Recreation Economy
Boaters faced delays and refund requests at Buckboard Marina due to low water levels, impacting Memorial Day weekend activities. Horse owners and riders should keep an eye on lake levels as they plan their summer outings.
Why Your Phone Kills Focus in the Saddle
Tonya Johnston advises horse owners to keep phones away while riding to stay focused, enhancing safety and performance.
Astronaut Jessica Meir Assists With Hardware Updates for NASA’s Cold Atom Lab
Jessica Meir's updates to NASA’s Cold Atom Lab aboard the ISS could advance scientific understanding, potentially impacting future research on cold atom experiments that might relate to equine physiology or climate science.
The Benefits of Grazing for Horses
Grazing allows horses to get natural nutrition, exercise, and company from being out in the pasture. This can enhance their overall health and well-being, though it depends on pasture quality and horse needs.
More Coral Reefs May Survive Climate Change Than Scientists Once Thought
New research suggests more coral reefs might survive climate change than previously thought, which could positively impact marine ecosystems and indirectly support the equestrian community by preserving habitats for fish and other aquatic life crucial to feeding horses.
Vesicular Stomatitis Identified at 4 New Mexico Equine Facilities
Vesicular Stomatitis has been confirmed at four new equine facilities in Valencia County, New Mexico.
Vesicular Stomatitis Identified at 4 New Mexico Equine Facilities
Four horse facilities in Valencia County, New Mexico, have reported cases of Vesicular Stomatitis, affecting local equestrian activities and health precautions.
Vesicular Stomatitis Identified at 4 New Mexico Equine Facilities
Four horse farms in Valencia County have reported cases of vesicular stomatitis, affecting local riding plans and health checks.
Vesicular Stomatitis Identified at 4 New Mexico Equine Facilities
Four horse farms in Valencia County have reported cases of vesicular stomatitis, a virus that can cause painful sores and disrupt feeding. Horse owners in the area should monitor their animals for signs and take preventive measures to avoid spreading the disease.
2 Equine Strangles Cases Confirmed in Oregon
Two horses in Baker County, Oregon, have tested positive for strangles. Barn managers and owners should be vigilant and follow recommended quarantine protocols.
2 Equine Strangles Cases Confirmed in Oregon
Two cases of strangles have been confirmed in horses in Baker County, Oregon. Horse owners and barn managers should be vigilant and review their biosecurity protocols to protect their equines.