The Cooperation Operation

IBHA was incorporated in 1971 to register, preserve the pedigree and promote the activity of Buckskin, Dun, Red Dun, and Grulla Horses. IBHA has proven to be the largest and most progressive registry in the world for these horses. By creating interests and demands through nation, state, family and individual activities, the marketability of IBHA registered horses has constantly increased. Activities are promoted through state chartered associations and national advertising. IBHA maintains permanent horse show records and pedigrees. The official publication "Equine National", provides members with current registry information on a monthly basis. IBHA maintains a strong leadership role in the Color Breed Council and is a member body of the American Youth Horse Council. In addition, IBHA is a supporting member of the United States Equestrian Team. In 2002, IBHA entered into a strategic marketing alliance with the American Quarter Horse Association ( AQHA ) that will increase exposure for Buckskin and Dun horses and positions IBHA as the acknowledged authority for thosehorses. In 2003 IBHA also became an Alliance member with NSBA. This Alliance is for the mutual promotion of approved NSBA/IBHA classes.

Lake Forest Open Lands Association is the only accredited land trust in its community, dedicated to preserving and stewarding the region's natural landscapes to ensure a sustainable environment for future generations. Through conservation efforts, they work to combat climate change, protect clean air and water, and support biodiversity along the shores of Lake Michigan. In addition to land conservation, the association focuses on creating access to nature for all community members, offering volunteer opportunities, educational programs, and guided nature outings. By fostering a connection with the environment, Lake Forest Open Lands aims to enhance the quality of life for residents and encourage a shared appreciation of local natural resources. Generated from the website