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Author(s):Bauer, Doug
Author Affiliation:Sales and Project Manager, Tallgrass Restoration, Limited Liability Company
Title:The benefits of going green with natives
Source:On Course. Vol. 61, No. 7, November 2007, p. Cover, 15-17.
Publishing Information:[Carpentersville, IL]: Midwest Association of Golf Course Superintendents
# of Pages:4
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Restoration; Native grasses; Habitat improvement; Environmental stewardship; Landscaping; Air pollution; Erosion control; Water quality; Integrated Pest Management; Biodiversity; Public relations; Golf courses in the environment; Best management practices; Cultural methods
Abstract/Contents:Suggests that "habitat restoration, specifically prairie restoration, suffers from a lack of understanding." Explains that "native plants on shorelines are excellent at preventing erosion due to their deep root systems. With the proper maintenance, native plants become a cost-effective permanent solution." Provides a list of potential positive aspects of native landscape restoration, including "reducing landscaping costs"; "reducing air pollution"; "reducing soil erosion"; "providing habitat for wildlife"; and "increasing biodiversity."
Language:English
References:0
Note:Reprint appears in The Green Breeze, 61(5), September 2009, p. 8-10
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Bauer, D. 2007. The benefits of going green with natives. On Course. 61(7):p. Cover, 15-17.
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