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Going Green at Longcliffe Golf Club
Long before the “green agenda” became a popular cause Longcliffe Golf Club was thinking “environmentally”. However, this was not entirely altruistic because “going green” can sometimes make financial sense as well as being good for the environment.
Building a Barn Owl Tower
As part of a larger project for Sleaford Golf Club, we obtained planning permission on an old barn on the course that served no purpose. This will give the club much needed funds to take it forward. However, the barn itself had resident barn owls and as part of the planning conditions we had to make provision for a replacement home.
Greetham Valley Golf Club Composting
We started composting about 10 years ago when I suddenly realised that the ‘green waste’ top dressing that I was buying in for our weak fairways was something we could produce on site.
Greetham Valley Golf Club Bird Hides
To complement the wide range of activities we can offer at GVGC, and because of the BIRD FAIR held annually at Rutland water (no longer!), we set about building a couple of bird hides and a floating island. We mapped out a walk for our hotel guests to enjoy some of the wildlife we attract at our golf course.
Tree Nursery Or Not Tree Nursery at Lingdale Golf Club by Peter Haddon
After a number of attempts to secure a delivery of trees, we were grateful to receive a box of “whips” from the Woodland Trust – 100 plus plugs tied in bundles of 10/15. An interesting point to make here is that a “whip” can be anything from 1ft (30cm) to 3ft (90cm).
The Hawk and Owl Trust at MHGC
Following a chance contact at a wildlife trust talk at Rutland Water, Market Harborough Golf Club made contact with the Hawk and Owl Trust, and its East Midlands regional officer, Simon Dudhill.
