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Guidelines for horse riding
European marine features where activity takes
place
Codes of practice
Governing body
Around 1.3 million people take part in horse
riding activities each year. The British Horse Society has over
62,000 members and the Pony Club has over 37,000 members.
European marine features where activity takes
place
This activity is likely to take place in the vicinity of those
marine features to which land side access can be gained.
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Likely to occur
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Unlikely to occur
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Sand dunes
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ü
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Saltmarshes
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ü
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Mud and Sand Flats
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ü
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Sandbanks
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ü
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Inlets and Bays
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ü
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Reefs
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ü
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Lagoons
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ü
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Sea Caves
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ü
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Grey Seal
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ü
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Common Seal
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ü
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Bottlenose Dolphin
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ü
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Codes of practice
Codes of Practice are available but these are
specific to road safety and do not cover environmental issues.
Governing Body
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British Horse Society
British Equestrian Centre
Stoneleigh
Warwickshire
CV8 2LR
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The Pony Club
NAC
Stoneleigh Park
Knelworth
Warwickshire
CV8 2RW
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Characteristics of activity and management
issues associated with horse riding
Summary of potential environmental impacts
associated with horse riding
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