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2008 Environmental Solutions Center
Interpretive Signage - The Interpretive
Signage station within the Environmental
Solutions Center presented information on using interpretive
signage at the golf facility to educate golfers and other
visitors. Patrick Gross, Director, Southwest Region, USGA
Green Section, shared information about using interpretive
signs with examples from Crystal Springs Golf Course, Pasatiempo
Golf Club, and PGA of Southern California. |
- Wasteland
or Wildlife-Rich? - Sample interpretive sign at Stone Creek
Golf Course in Oregon City, Oregon.
- Creating
a Display - This Audubon International fact sheet shows how
creating a display can be a valuable way of informing people about
the wildlife, habitats, and projects taking place at your facility.
- Creating
Great Signs - This Audubon International fact sheet shows
how mounting interpretive signs can be a simple way to educate
the public about environmental projects you are doing or special
features on your site.
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Featured Case Study
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Sign That Golf is Good For The Environment |
Author:
Patrick J. Gross, Director,
Southwest Region, USGA Green Section
Description:
Patrick Gross shows
how using interpretive signs on the golf course demonstrate
a commitment to environmental quality and preservation.
Learn
more. |
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The Environmental Institute for Golf is the
philanthropic organization of GCSAA. |
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