Peer Leader Program
What is a Peer Leader? What do they do?
Do you need the assistance of a
Peer Leader?
Peer Leaders assist with:
Helping to organize annual or semiannual events that bring together people in the livestock community to learn more about what is happening in the region, or arranging for a well know/person of interest to give a presentation.
Meet our Peer Leaders (Click on here to view bios)
Interested in becoming a Peer Leader?
Are you an active member of your livestock community?
Do you want to meet new people with the same interests as you?
Whether you have horses, goats, sheep, cows or llamas, you already have a wealth of knowledge about raising your livestock and managing your property. The Livestock and Land Peer Leader Program is a great way for you to share what you know, meet new people, and learn great new techniques to help improve the value of your property, and it’s all FREE!
The Peer Leader Program will provide you with the information you need to improve your own livestock management practices and pass that knowledge on to your peers.
For more information about the Peer Leader Program and how to get involved, please contact
us.
Peer Leaders
 Peer Leader Jan Jensen
Jan Jensen has been actively involved in the horse community for over 30 years. She is a Graduate B of the Santa Cruz County Pony Club and currently teaches Horse Management for the Golden Hills Pony Club. Her passion to teach horse management skills and the desire to keep the environment clean and healthy is what made volunteering with the Livestock & Land Program a perfect fit.
She is the President of the San Benito Fire Safe Council and Program Coordinator for the San Benito County Equine Evacuation and Assistance Unit. She has experience in business administration and construction management.
 Junior Peer Leaders Golden Hills Pony Club
Golden Hills Pony Club is a non-profit equestrian educational organization for youth up to 25 years of age. The conerstones of our foundation are education, safety, sportsmanship, stewardship and fun.
Members learn riding, the care of horses and mounted sports. The skills habits and values instilled through horsemanship will apply to every part of their lives. The Pony Club is pleased to participate with the Livestock and Land program to preserve our environment.
To contact Golden Hills Pony Club (831) 663-1351
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