Architects, designers, builders and superintendents integrate sound environmentally-friendly elements into modern golf course designs. Innovative design and construction techniques can positively influence the future maintenance and sustainability of golf course properties. The Institute and GCSAA promote environmentally-sound siting, design, and construction of today's golf courses.

• Golf course superintendents often develop innovative solutions to environmental issues. The Institute wants to spotlight your environmental efforts in the area of water use and water quality. Share your story - no matter how large or small - so your approach can help others address common environmental concerns and challenges. Use the template to share your story now.

The Institute needs your photos from the five focus areas to help build a photo library. Share your environmental stewardship efforts with others through photos.

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• Native Area Development at Moundsville Country Club
• The Challenges of Runoff
• Honoring the Land
• An Environmental Approach to Golf Course Development

• GreenSpec 7 provides information on green building product research
• Building Toolbox provided by the US Department of Energy
• Considering Wildlife in Golf Course Management - Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet
• Environmental Siting Guide for Golf Course Development
• Developing Your Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan...A Guide for Construction Sites - EPA

• The Garden Club of America's New American Golf Brochure
• American Society of Golf Course Architects
• Golf Course Builders Association of America
• Club Managers Association of America
• EPA Office of Brownsfields
• GCSAA Information Packet: Golf course construction and renovation
• GCSAA Information Packet: USGA putting green construction
• Managing Your Environmental Responsibilities: A Planning Guide for Construction and Development
• Urban Land Institute