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Author(s):Long, Brent
Author Affiliation:Owner, Longshot Communications
Title:Earning Audubon's signature: The start of a new environmental trend in Canadian golf?
Source:GreenMaster. Vol. 39, No. 1, February 2004, p. 30-33.
Publishing Information:Richmond Hill, Ontario: Kenilworth Publishing Inc.
# of Pages:4
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program; Golf courses in the environment; Golf course design; Golf course development; Course profile; Residential golf courses; Nature conservation; Wildlife; Water use; Golf course superintendents; Golf industry trends
Facility Names:Ballantrae Golf Club, in Toronto, Canada
Abstract/Contents:Profiles Ballantrae Golf Club, stating that it "is the first - and only - golf course in Canada to be designated an Audubon International Signature Sanctuary." Briefly discusses the creation of Audubon's Signature Co-operative Sanctuary program, stating that it "was created to provide a comprehensive approach to environmental planning and education for proposed developments, with a primary focus on sustainability." Discusses the construction of Ballantrae, stating that "Audubon was involved in the development of the 400-acre site right from the beginning." Lists components of the program, including the creation of wildlife corridors, efficient water use, and the role of the superintendent. Concludes that "to retain Signature Status, the project must submit annual reports, appropriate documentation regarding environmental issues, host biennial site visits and maintain current membership status by submitting annual dues."
Language:English
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Long, B. 2004. Earning Audubon's signature: The start of a new environmental trend in Canadian golf?. GreenMaster. 39(1):p. 30-33.
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