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Supported in part by a grant from the The Toro Foundation Topical Areas   Water Management Surface Water Quality Ground Water Protection Water Use and Conservation   Integrated Plant Management   Golf Course Siting, Design and Construction   Wildlife and Habitat Management   Energy and Waste Management   Sitemap

Browse By Search: Advanced Search Topical Areas Item Types Titles Authors Location Topical Areas   Water Management The efficient use and conservation of water in conjunction with the protection of surface and ground water quality are important components of golf course management. Integrated Plant Management Golf course superintendents incorporate scientific research, technology, best management practices and continuing education into growing healthy turf to benefit both the environment and the game.   Golf Course Siting, Design and Construction Environmental compatibility is a priority during golf course siting, design, and construction activities. Wildlife and Habitat Management Golf courses that utilize wildlife conservation practices and promote native and naturalized areas can support a diverse array of plants and animals.   Energy and Waste Management Energy conservation, waste minimization and recycling are part of the environmental programs of golf courses.

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