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2008 Environmental Solutions Center
Outreach Communications - The Outreach Communications
station within the Environmental Solutions Center presented
information for outreach and communication efforts at the
golf facility. The station also highlighted the work being
done by GCSAA and The Environmental Institute for Golf to
spread the environmental message that golf is compatible with
the environment. J. Cutler Robinson, Jr., CGCS, at Bayville
Golf Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia, shared the positive
benefits of participation in local watershed activities. |
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Media Efforts - As part of a national outreach strategy, the
GCSAA has established as a priority a greater presence in the
national media for golf course superintendents and the association.
Check out examples of how the media are showcasing "golf
as green."
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Public Relations Tips - The following is a list of activities
that you can undertake at your facility to enhance your image
and inform individuals you interact with such as golf clientele,
golf course management and the general public.
- Surf
Your Watershed - Find your watershed on this U.S. EPA sponsored
website. Once you have found your watershed, you will be able
to find citizen based groups that are active in your watershed.
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Ways To Work With the Media - The following is a list of activities
that you can undertake in working with the media to gain coverage
on your environmental efforts.
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Featured EDGE Case Study
Collaborating
Golf Course Environmental Stewardship to Ensure a
Healthy Watershed |
Author:
Cutler Robinson, CGCS
Description:
Bayville Golf Club
is located along Lynnhaven River and estuary to Chesapeake
Bay. J. Cutler Robinson Jr., CGCS, shares the history
of collaboration at Bayville Golf Club with multiple
organizations including watershed groups to protect
the environment.
Learn
more. |
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The Environmental Institute for Golf is the
philanthropic organization of GCSAA. |
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