Des cavaliers lancent un défi mensuel de durabilité pour les chevaux

12 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Un groupe de cavaliers a lancé en avril le #smallchangechallenge afin d'encourager la mise en place de petits gestes mensuels en faveur de la durabilité environnementale dans les soins aux chevaux.

Ruth Dancer et Zoe Rudge de White Griffin, accompagnées de Belle Richardson de SealStop et de Jess Vickers d'Unibed, ont créé cette initiative. Les participants s'engagent à réaliser une action durable chaque mois, comme économiser l'eau ou éviter les plastiques à usage unique, dans le but de profiter à la fois à l'environnement et aux finances des participants.

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