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Wetlands and plantings courtesy of Jeff Kreie, Bentwood Golf Course.
Golf's Drive Toward SustainabilityA sustainable approach to golf facility management »
The IPM Planning Guide was developed to help superintendents and their facilities create a comprehensive written document that contains the strategies and tactics to manage pests on the golf course. With a series of templates and reference materials, the free guide takes you step by step through the process of building a complete integrated pest management plan specific to your course.
Property Profile and Environmental
Stewardship of Golf Courses
Water Use and Conservation Practices
on U.S. Golf Courses
Nutrient Use and Management
on U.S. Golf Courses
What is the Golf Course Environmental Profile?
In 2006, the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) conducted the first in a series of five surveys to determine the physical features of golf courses, maintenance practices used by superintendents, and inputs and outputs associated with golf course management.
The goal of the research is to develop an environmental profile of golf courses. By mid-2009, GCSAA had conducted all five surveys, with the results of the final two studies scheduled for release in 2010.
“Golf courses and the environment co-exist in nature. It is our obligation to continue to develop them responsibly and continue to preserve the natural habitat for the beauty of the game.
– Greg Norman, Chairman
Advisory Council
Recycled Water Project with Aquatic Restoration and Treatment Wetlands »
Hosted by Matthew J Ceplo, CGCS at Rockland Country Club, Sparkill, N.Y.
Guest Chris Mammoliti, Aquatic Biologist, Watershed Institute, Inc.
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