Keyword: Aves
| Title | Author and Source | Category | View TGIF Record |
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| Vogelgrippe bei uns angekommen ([Bird flu has arrived in our area]) |
Biber, Marc. 2006. Greenkeepers Journal. April. 1: p. 5, 7. |
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118556 |
| Making it work |
Toma, George. 2006. SportsField Management. April. 1(2): p. 21. |
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114385 |
| Kiawah's no. 18, plovers spared by proposed plan |
Lednovich, Michael. 2006. Golfweek's SuperNEWS. April 21. 8(7): p. 5. |
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115177 |
| Why do some golf courses attract more forest birds than others |
Johnson, Terry W. 2006. Through the Green [Georgia]. March/April. p. 22, 38. |
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296563 |
| Federal permit authorizes coot shoot |
Anonymous. 2006. Landscape Superintendent and Maintenance Professional. March. 3(3): p. 10. |
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120541 |
| Course fined for duck deaths |
Anonymous. 2006. Golfweek's SuperNEWS. March 24. 8(5): p. 4. |
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115340 |
| Birds in paradise |
Jackson, Joel. 2006. The Florida Green. Spring. p. 14-22, 24-26, 28. |
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113685 |
| Can golf improve its environmental game? |
Jackson, Joel. 2006. The Florida Green. Spring. p. 52-54. |
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113689 |
| Bird flu: Pitchcare members can help provide an early warning system |
Anonymous. 2006. Pitchcare. February/March. 5: p. 8. |
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145466 |
| Nest boxes Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2006. International Turfgrass Bulletin. January. 231: p. 19-20. |
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110390 |
| Here's how to turn golfers into bird watchers | Dodson, Ron. 2006. Golfdom. January. 62(1): p. 14. |
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109895 |
| A blueprint for management: Shaping the Audubon program to address golf's environmental concerns | Mackay, Jean; Zeh, Joellen. 2006. USGA Green Section Record. January/February. 44(1): p. 32-33. |
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109058 |
| Fool's Gold: Audubon International Certification as a Predictor of Foraging Habitat Suitability for Wading Birds - A Case Study Comparison of Three Audubon International Certified and Three Non-Audubon Golf Courses in Southwest Florida |
Collins, Robert Grafton. 2005. M.S. Thesis: Mississippi State University, Department of Landscape Architecture. xi, 185 pp. |
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133294 |
| The Audubon cooperative sanctuary program for golf courses | Dodson, Ron. 2005. 2005 Turfgrass and Environmental Research Summary. p. 46. |
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110183 |
| Habitat use of breeding red-headed woodpeckers on golf courses in Ohio Access Restrictions |
Rodewald, Paul G.; Santiago, Melissa J.; Rodewald, Amanada D. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. p. 448-454. |
97696 | |
| Multiple spatial-scale assessment of the conservation value of golf courses for breeding birds in southwestern Ohio Access Restrictions |
Porter, Eric E.; Bulluck, Jason; Blair, Robert B. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. p. 494-506. |
97653 | |
| Introduction: Can golf courses play a role in bird conservation? Access Restrictions |
Cristol, Daniel A.; Rodewald, Amanda D. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 407-410. |
107607 | |
| Waterbird use of created wetlands in golf-course landscapes Access Restrictions |
White, C. LeAnn; Main, Martin B. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 411-422. |
107610 | |
| Avian community response to a golf-course landscape unit gradient Access Restrictions |
Jones, Stephen G.; Gordon, David H.; Phillips, Gary M.; Richardson, Bruce R. D. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 422-435. |
107604 | |
| Avian species assemblages on New Mexico golf courses: Surrogate riparian habitat for birds? Access Restrictions |
Merola-Zwartjes, Michele; DeLong, John P. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 435-448. |
107605 | |
| Burrowing owl nesting productivity: A comparison between artificial and natural burrows on and off golf courses Access Restrictions |
Smith, Matthew D.; Conway, Courtney J.; Ellis, Lisa A. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 454-462. |
107606 | |
| Are golf courses providing habitat for birds of conservation concern in Virginia? Access Restrictions |
LeClerc, Joshua E.; Cristol, Daniel A. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 463-470. |
107603 | |
| A comparison of eastern bluebird reproductive parameters in golf and rural habitats Access Restrictions |
Stanback, Mark T.; Seifert, Megan L. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 471-482. |
107602 | |
| Reproductive success and development stability of eastern bluebirds on golf courses: Evidence that golf courses can be productive Access Restrictions |
LeClerc, Joshua E.; Che, Judy P. K.; Swaddle, John P.; Cristol, Daniel A. 2005. Wildlife Society Bulletin. Summer. 33(2): p. 483-494. |
107609 | |
| Purple martins and golf courses go together |
McBath, George. 2005. The Florida Green. Winter. p. 46, 48, 50, 52. |
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101134 |
| Ospreys on the golf course |
Weyandt, Craig. 2005. The Florida Green. Winter. p. 47. |
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101124 |
| Golf courses need more than boxes to help bluebirds |
Johnson, Terry W. 2005. Through the Green [Georgia]. November/December. p. 16. |
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296345 |
| Southwestern golf courses offer needed Riparian habitat for birds: A comparison of golf courses with natural areas underscores the importance of golf courses as bird habitat | Merola-Zwartjes, Michele; Delong, John P. 2005. USGA Green Section Record. November/December. 43(6): p. 26-29. |
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107858 |
| Birds in paradise: Threatened species thrives on reworked Trump course |
Lednovich, Michael. 2005. Golfweek's SuperNEWS. November 25. 7(21): p. 22. |
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115534 |
| Recognising and promoting wildlife on your golf course Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2005. International Turfgrass Bulletin. October. 230: p. 17. |
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109069 |
| A walk on the wild side Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2005. International Turfgrass Bulletin. October. 230: p. 19-20. |
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109072 |
| Keep it real: Embrace nature | Shackelford, Geoff. 2005. Golfdom. October. 61(10): p. 26. |
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107171 |
| Par for the course: A preliminary look at the breeding success of Tree Swallows and Eastern Bluebirds on golf courses | Phillips, Tina; Cooper, Caren B. 2005. Hole Notes. October. 36(9): p. 15, 24. |
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108003 |
| Direct and indirect effects of avian predation on grasshopper communities in northern mixed-grass prairie Access Restrictions |
Branson, David H. 2005. Environmental Entomology. October. 34(5): p. 1114-1121. |
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107559 |
| PGA European Tour, Oct 27-30: Club de Golf Valderrama, Spain |
Anonymous. 2005. Golf Course Architecture. October. 2: p. 10. |
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123438 |
| Cleanup may have killed birds |
Anonymous. 2005. Golfweek's SuperNEWS. October 28. 7(19): p. 2. |
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115521 |
| The birdman of Bloomfield: Wildlife entusiast helps course strike balance between golf, nature |
Klein, Bradley S. 2005. Golfweek's SuperNEWS. October 28. 7(19): p. 15-16. |
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115544 |
| Green tree reservoirs: Liquid assets |
Johnson, Terry W. 2005. Through the Green [Georgia]. September/October. p. 16, 21. |
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296323 |
| Reach = reward | Witte, Scott. 2005. On Course. September. 59(4): p. 5, 38. |
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134309 |
| Golf courses help save burrowing owls: Golf courses can play a positive role in the conservation of this threatened species | Smith, Matthew D.; Conway, Courtney, J. 2005. USGA Green Section Record. September/October. 43(5): p. 27-29. |
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106027 |
| Proof in hand: A proper wildlife inventory can be proof of the quality of an environmental management program | McGallian, Eli. 2005. USGA Green Section Record. September/October. 43(5): p. 34-35. |
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106028 |
| One approach to nuisance-bird eviction, from Cantigny Golf | Witte, Scot A. 2005. On Course. August. 59(3): p. 9. |
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134302 |
| The art of attraction | VanDerZanden, Ann Marie. 2005. Grounds Maintenance. August. 40(8): p. 32-35. |
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110077 |
| Southwestern golf courses provide needed riparian habitat for birds | Merola-Zwartjes, Michele; DeLong, John P. 2005. USGA Turfgrass and Environmental Research Online. July 15. 4(14): p. 1-18. |
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105550 |
| Goose management 101 Access Restrictions |
von Kaitz, Michael. 2005. GreenMaster. June. 40(3): p. 18-23. |
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105650 |
| [Alternatives to Merit or MACH2 for grub control] |
Shetlar, Dave. 2005. TurfNet Monthly. June. 12(6): p. 7-8. |
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293084 |
| Hummingbirds brighten Georgia's golf courses |
Johnson, Terry W. 2005. Through the Green [Georgia]. May/June. p. 15. |
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296283 |
| Simple solution: Condominium project uses Bird-B-Gone system to eliminate bird invasion |
Anonymous. 2005. Pest Control. March. 73(3): p. S8. |
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103394 |
| Effects of golf courses on local biodiversity Access Restrictions |
Tanner, R. A.; Gange, A. C. 2005. Landscape and Urban Planning. March. 71(2-4): p. 137-146. |
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105089 |
| Habitat value of golf course wetlands to waterbirds: Researchers measure which pond characteristics are important for waterbird habitat | White, C. Leann; Main, Martin B. 2005. USGA Green Section Record. March/April. 43(2): p. 7-11. |
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103804 |
| Wildlife good for business |
Dunlap, Jim. 2005. Golf Inc. March. 14(3): p. 37-38. |
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103542 |
| Looking for birds? Check out these Florida golf courses |
Anonymous. 2005. Stewardship News. March/April. 8(2): p. 3. |
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103749 |
| Effects of golf courses on local biodiversity |
Tanner, R. A.; Gange, A. C. 2005. Golf Environment Europe. February. p. [1-10]. |
128468 | |
| Friend of the feathered Access Restrictions |
Nitz, Angela. 2005. Golf Course Management. February. 73(2): p. 34, 36. |
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100910 |
| Study shows golf courses provide good bird habitat |
Anonymous. 2005. Golf Business [NGCOA]. February. 11(2): p. 21. |
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101493 |
| Providing nesting sites for Georgia's tiniest owl |
Johnson, Terry W. 2005. Through The Green [GA]. January/February. p. 14-15. |
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101005 |
| Study finds golf is for the birds | Bryant, Clifton. 2005. Carolinas Green. January/February. p. 15-16. |
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102629 |
| Citizen science: Projects as part of a bigger picture | Allen, Steve. 2004. Proceedings of the 74th Annual Michigan Turfgrass Conference. p. [1-3]. |
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94885 |
| Citizen science projects and opportunities |
Allen, Steve. 2004. Proceedings of the 74th Annual Michigan Turfgrass Conference. p. [1-2]. |
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94886 |
| Biodiversity of golf courses |
Gange, A. C.; Thompson, P.; Tanner, R.; Schulte, I. 1996 - Indefinite. In: Golf Research Database 2004. Bingley, The Sports Turf Research Institute on behalf of The R&A, St. Andrews. |
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101858 |
| Heathland conservation on golf courses |
Gange, A. C.; Thompson, P.; Tanner, R.; Schulte, I. 1996 - Indefinite. In: Golf Research Database 2004. Bingley, The Sports Turf Research Institute on behalf of The R&A, St. Andrews. |
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103199 |
| Long-Term Survival and Bird Use of Preserved and Transplanted Saguaros in An Urban Housing and Golf Course Development Help us please - we need a copy of this item. Click here or Email tgif@msu.edu if you can help! Thank you. |
Harris, Lisa K. 2004. [Pheonix, Arizona: Arizona Game and Fish Department]. 25 pp. |
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118549 |
| Bird Conservation Value of Golf Courses Help us please - we need a copy of this item. Click here or Email tgif@msu.edu if you can help! Thank you. |
LeClerc, Joshua Elliott. 2004. M.A. Thesis: College of William and Mary. vii, 140 pp. |
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157470 |
| Golfplätze als Lebensraum für Brutvögel |
Birrer, S.; Graf, R. 2004. Der Ornithologische Beobachter. 101: p. 233-246. |
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163076 |
| Effects of a golf course on population dynamics of the endangered ortolan bunting Access Restrictions |
Dale, Svein. 2004. Journal of Wildlife Management. 68(3): p. 719-724. |
110854 | |
| Golf courses can provide stops for southbound migrants |
Johnson, Terry W. 2004. Through The Green [GA]. November/December. p. 16, 21. |
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99020 |
| Habitat value of golf course wetlands to waterbirds | White, C. LeAnn; Main, Martin B. 2004. USGA Turfgrass and Environmental Research Online. August 15. 3(16): p. [1-10]. |
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97705 |
| Conservation of red-headed woodpeckers on Midwestern golf courses | Rodewald, Amanda D.; Rodewald, Paul G.; Santiago, Melissa J. 2004. USGA Turfgrass and Environmental Research Online. August 1. 3(15): p. [1-7]. |
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97703 |
| Sharing your course with raptors | Mackay, Jean. 2004. USGA Green Section Record. July/August. p. 25-26. |
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96651 |
| Golf courses are beneficial layovers for migrating shorebirds |
Johnson, Terry W. 2004. Through The Green [GA]. July/August. p. 27. |
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96848 |
| Fifteen years on... Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2004. International Turfgrass Bulletin. July. 225: p. 17-18. |
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97998 |
| Nutritive quality of cool-season grass monocultures and binary grass-alfalfa mixtures at late harvest |
Berdahl, John D.; Karn, James F.; Hendrickson, John R. 2004. Agronomy Journal. July/August. 96(4): p. 951-955. |
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107677 |
| Birds on golf courses in the South Atlantic Coastal Plain: Golf courses can provide habitat for Neotropical and breeding birds Access Restrictions |
Gordon, David H.; Jones, Stephen G.; Phillips, Gary M. 2004. Golf Course Management. July. 72(7): p. 95-99. |
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123257 |
| Assessing landowner activities related to birds across rural-to-urban landscapes Access Restrictions |
Lepczyk, Christopher A.; Mertig, Angela G.; Liu, Jianguo. 2004. Environmental Management. July [January]. 33(1): p. 110-125. |
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241064 |
| Under attack: Another rebuttal to an editor: Superintendent Paul Diegnau responds to an article published in Bluebird News | Diegnau, Paul G. 2004. Hole Notes. May. 35(4): p. 11. |
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97202 |
| Wildlife response to more than 50 years of vegetation maintenance on a Pennsylvania, U.S., right-of-way |
Yahner, Richard H. 2004. Journal of Arboriculture. March. 30(2): p. 123-126. |
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94415 |
| Wrigley Field strikes out the birds | Anonymous. 2004. SportsTurf. March. 20(3): p. 42-43. |
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134724 |
| Why you should join the ACSP now! |
Jackson, Joel. 2004. The Florida Green. Spring. p. 48, 50. |
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98503 |
| Mecoprop (MCPP) |
Cox, Caroline. 2004. Journal of Pesticide Reform. Spring. 24(1): p. 10-14. |
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95123 |
| From bunker to biodiversity: The Club at Carlton Woods successfully converts a problematic bunker into an attractive wetland habitat | Bronski, Peter. 2004. USGA Green Section Record. January/February. 42(1): p. 25. |
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92385 |
| The Warringah verdict: An accident waiting to happen |
Robinson, Brett. 2004. Australian Turfgrass Management. January. 5(6): p. 6-8, 10, 12. |
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92619 |
| Can Urban Greenways Provide High Quality Avian Habitat? | Hull, Jamie Rebekah. 2003. North Carolina State University. 78 pp. |
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92774 |
| Habitat Value of Created Wetlands to Waterbirds in Golf Course Landscapes |
White, C. LeAnn. 2003. M.S. Thesis: University of Florida. [1], ix, 121 pp. |
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103615 |
| Nest-Box Occupancy and Breeding Success of Secondary Cavity-Nesting Birds: Effects of Nest-Box Design and Placement in a Golf-Course Landscape: A Thesis in Wildlife/Fisheries Biology Help us please - we need a copy of this item. Click here or Email tgif@msu.edu if you can help! Thank you. |
Eineichner, Blayne E. 2003. M.S. Thesis: Frostburg State University. xi, 55 pp. |
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129793 |
| Golf Course Wildlife - Southern Arizona: An Introduction to Familiar Species |
Kavanagh, James; Leung, Raymond. 2003. Blaine, Washington: Waterford Press. 12 panels. |
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143479 |
| Assessment of midwestern golf courses as breeding habitat for the red-headed Woodpecker | Rodewald, Amanda; Rodewald, Paul. 2003. 2003 Turfgrass and Environmental Research Summary. p. 53. |
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93294 |
| Feedback dynamics of grazing lawns: Coupling vegetation change with animal growth |
Person, Brian T.; Herzog, Mark P.; Ruess, Roger W.; Sedinger, James S.; Anthony, R. Michael; Babcock, Christopher A. 2003. Oecologia. 135(4): p. 583-592. |
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94946 |
| No end in sight for West Nile virus entomologist tells golf superintendents |
Jiggens, Mike. 2003. Turf & Recreation. November/December. 16(7): p. 18, 20, 22. |
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92602 |
| Fancy working in Oz? Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2003. International Turfgrass Bulletin. October. 222: p. 17-18. |
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92193 |
| Is your turf care facility "the site of an accident waiting to happen"? | Oatis, David; Skorulski, Jim; Baird, Jim. 2003. USGA World Wide Web Site. October 14. |
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91946 |
| Airfield turf management |
Leboeuf, Gene. 2003. Flying Safety. September. 59(9): p. 24-25. |
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104456 |
| Olympia Fields seeing plenty of birds Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2003. Golf Course Management. August. 71(8): p. 22. |
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89634 |
| Golf courses and bird communities in the South Atlantic Coastal Plain Access Restrictions |
Gordon, David H.; Jones, Stephen G.; Phillips, Gary M. 2003. USGA Turfgrass and Environmental Research Online. August 15. 2(16): p. [1-11]. |
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91784 |
| Rare plants and animals on the golf course: The green woodpecker (Picus veridus) Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2003. International Turfgrass Bulletin. July. 221: p. 19. |
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89731 |
| An early start Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2003. International Turfgrass Bulletin. July. 221: p. 19-20. |
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89732 |
| The edge of this fairway is brown from November until June, and the grass will not grow during that time, despite irrigation Access Restrictions |
Mascaro, John. 2003. Golf Course Management. June. 71(6): p. 26, 119. |
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86508 |
| Birdies for birdies Access Restrictions |
Carson, Teresa. 2003. Golf Course Management. June. 71(6): p. 28. |
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86509 |
| Long-term trends in bird populations on an electric transmission right-of-way |
Yahner, Richard H.; Hutnik, Russell J.; Liscinsky, Stephen A. 2003. Journal of Arboriculture. May. 29(3): p. 156-161. |
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86469 |
| What lies beneath Access Restrictions |
Carson, Teresa. 2003. Golf Course Management. March. 71(3): p. 28. |
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85352 |
| Las Brisas de Chicureo: Diamond in the rough: 'Golf's most environmentally stunning courses are setting examples so others will follow' is often perceived as the politically correct thing to say. But when Pablo Cornejo Robinson says it, he couldn't be more serious Access Restrictions |
Ostmeyer, Terry. 2003. Golf Course Management. February. 71(2): p. 68-70, 72. |
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84770 |