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Browse By Search: Advanced Search Topical Areas Item Types Titles Authors Location Wildlife and Habitat Management Description: Golf courses that utilize wildlife conservation practices and promote native and naturalized areas can support a diverse array of plants and animals.   Items Best Management Practices (BMP) - Expert Documents (How to)   A Sign That Golf Is Good For The Environment   Aquatic Plant Management   Environmental Management Practices for Golf Courses   U.S. Air Force Golf Course Environmental Management BMP - State and local guidelines   Best Management Practices for Michigan Watersheds   Environmental Stewardship Guidelines BMP - Written Plans   Facility Case Study Mirimichi Golf Course   Managing Forest Vegetation - Gorge Vale Golf Club's written plan Case Studies   A "Bird Cam" is a Great Educational Tool!   A Bird Habitat Enhancement Project at Cordova Bay Golf Course   A Bird population study at Prairie Dunes Golf Course in Hutchinson, KS   A Stream Restoration Project for the Salmon River   A Winter Shelter   Achieving Audubon Gold Signature and LEED “Green Building” Certifications   An Environmental Demonstration Project   Blue Bird restoration project at the Oregon Golf Club   Brownfield Case Study: The Links at Spanish Bay, Del Monte Forest, California   Calculating the Value of Nature at North Shore Country Club   Collaborating Golf Course Environmental Stewardship to Ensure a Healthy Watershed   Cranberry Highlands an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary   Creating Artificial Mounds for Burrowing Owls   Creating Diverse and Natural Beautification at Arlington Association   Creating Wildlife Corridors and Habitat on the Golf Course   Designing for Sensitive Habitat   Developing and Maintaining Native Areas at Edgewood Country Club   Developing Pollinator Habitat and Honeybee Education Programs at Garrison Golf Club   Eastmoreland Golf Course and the Johnson Creek Watershed Council - Cooperative Problem Solving   Edging Away From Manicured Maintenance   Efficient Water Mangement and Environmental Stewardship at Newport Dunes   Environmental Management System Development and Implementation at a Municipal Golf Course   Environmental Stewardship and Improving the Bottom Line at TPC Twin Cities   Environmental Stewardship at Crystal Mountain Resort and Spa   Environmental Stewardship on Historic Property   Facility Case Study Mirimichi Golf Course   From Bunker To Biodiversity   Gaining A New Perspective   Going Native   Goose Control at Newton Country Club   Hopewell Valley Golf Course Achieves River-Friendly Status   Improved Playability and Wetland Mitigation at The Legacy Courses at Craguns   Little Deschutes River Restoration and Fish Habitat Enhancement at Crosswater   Longshore Club Park's Bird Nests Reach Higher Levels   Native Grass Restoration   Native Prairie Restoration   Neshanic Valley Golf Course: River Friendly   Newport News Golf Club at Deer Run Maintenance Facility EMS Development and Implementation Program   Nitrate Studies for Water Quality at Kinston Country Club   OGCSA Environmental Stewardship Guidelines and IPM Template   On Course with Environmental Education   Organic Maintenance and Recycled Water Use at Wawona Golf Course   Partnering to Restore Spring Creek   Permitting a 10-Mile Coastal Site   Pond Improvements Provide Better Water Quality and Habitat for Aquatic Life   Prescribed Burning as a Wildlife Habitat Management Tool   Preserving a Sensitive Environment   Quail Brook Golf Course: “River-Friendly Golf Course”   Recycled Water Project with Aquatic Restoration and Treatment Wetlands   Restoring Playability And Native Wildlife Habitats   Rhode Island Country Club Golf Course Improvements and Ecological Restoration   Springfield Country Club River Restoration Project   Stormwater Management at The TPC San Francisco Bay at Stonebrae   Striving for Environmental Stewardship: Implementing An Environmental Management System   Taking a Team Approach   The First Green Links As Labs Program   The Links at Boynton Beach Wildlife Presentation   The Safe Harbor Program – Pinehurst: an Example of Golf and Wildlife Management   Transforming The Lakes   Tree Conservation; A Grand Experience   U.S. Air Force Golf Course Environmental Management Program (GEM) at Randolph Oaks Golf Course   Using Partnerships for a Successful Trout Stream Restoration   Water Conservation and Reduced Inputs at Stone Creek Golf Club   Water Conservation, Environmental Stewardship and Outreach Efforts at Little River Inn   Wind Power Provides an Economical and Ecologically Friendly Solution for Pond Aerators Educational Opportunities   Applied Turfgrass Physiology Technical Information   An Environmental Management Programmes for Golf Courses   Audubon International's Principles for Resource Management   Environmental Performance Audit to Help Club Managers   Making Room for Native Pollinators How to Create Habitat for Pollinator Insects on Golf Courses   Muirfield   Pollinator Information from The Xerces Society   REMM: Riparian Ecosystem Management Model Users Guide   Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club   Royal St. George's Golf Club   Royal Troon Golf Club   Seasonal Wetlands And Golf Courses   The Old Course St. Andrews   The Open St Andrews 2005   Turf And Native Grasses For Out-Of-Play Areas   Unnatural Expectations

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