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Looking for tips to get you started?
Take a look at this “Simple Actions” guide from the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust
Greener Golf Network: Guidance for setting up new groups
Thinking of setting up a Greener Golf group? This document offers some guidance and ideas.
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Caring for the Environment
at Coventry Golf Club
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Replace Your Plastic Golf tees with THE BIGGER BALL
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I Am A Plastic Golf Tee – Don’t Use Me
Courtesy of Grimsby GC
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Tree Functionality
Courtesy of Grimsby GC
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“Invasive and Non Native Species”
Seminar presentation by Roseanna Burton (LCC) at Kibworth GC on 28 Feb 2024
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Naturespot
Recording your Wildlife Sightings
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England Golf Sustainability Plan
Updated February 2024
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Practical Water Saving for Golf Courses
Presentation by Prof Jacob Tompkins OBE, form ECOPROD
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Recognising the Ecological Crisis and how golf courses can support nature’s recovery
Presentation by Mat Carter, Chief Executive Officer and Ben Devine, Head of Nature Recovery from the Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust
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Changes to water availability
Presentation by Tony Hanson
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Ecology and Sustainability Roadmap
Courtesy of Cosby Golf Club’s General Manager, Will Bevan.
For further information, please email gm@cosbygolfclub.co.uk
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Navigating the Energy Crisis: How Golf Clubs Can Swing Towards Sustainability with UtilityWorks and Greenergolf
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Environmental Developments
at Greetham Valley Golf Club
Presentation at site visit on 14th June 2023 by the Greenergolf Group
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Biodiversity NET Gain (BNG) Funding Opportunities for Golf Clubs
EMEC Presentation at Ullesthorpe, May 19th 2023
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Climate Change, Net Zero and Nature
Beedles Lake Conference, 8th February 2023
by Cirhan Truswell
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10 Take Home Messages from the Beedles Lake Conference
Beedles Lake Conference, 8th February 2023
by Keith Duff
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The Higher Fungi of Charnwood Forest
by Kenneth Moore
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Wildlife Conservation: Good or Bad for Golf Courses?
by Keith Duff
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Should We Care What People Think About Golf?
by Keith Duff
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Golf in a COVID World
by Keith Duff
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Climate Change – It’s All Just Hype, Isn’t It?
by Keith Duff
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Going Green
at Longcliffe Golf Club
One club’s recent story of its environmental journey. If you want to ask anything about any of the above issues you can contact Frank at frankfay1@hotmail.com.
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Doing an Environmental Audit
at Charnwood Forest GC
How Charnwood Forest GC set about assessing where they were. For further information, please contact Ken Moore at kmoore-0@hotmail.com.
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Building a County Network
a Greenergolf Case Study
A collaborative project between Longcliffe Golf Club and Market Harborough Golf Club.
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Environmental Developments
at the Luffenham Heath Golf Club
“As a SSSI, LHGC works closely with Natural England on its course management. But the club has adopted a ‘be greener’ approach across all its operations.”
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Environmental Policy
from Market Harborough Golf Club
This policy was developed from a policy template published by England Golf.
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Sustainability Plan 2022
by England Golf
This plan was developed by England Golf.
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Leatherjacket Control Chemicals Banned
by Keith Duff
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Rough Management: Nature or Nurture?
by Keith Duff
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The Greening of Golf
Beedles Lake Conference, 8th February 2023
by Keith Duff
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Heather Flourishes at Walton Heath
by Keith Duff
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My Favourite Roughs
by Keith Duff
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The Tree Dilemma
by Keith Duff
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Bee Good…
by Keith Duff
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Connectivity
by Peter Haddon of Lingdale Golf Club
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Purchasing Policy
from Market Harborough Golf Club
Purchasing locally saves energy and costs, and means that golf clubs can support their local communities.
A purchasing or procurement policy, developed by Market Harborough Golf Club. The policy was developed in consultation with club staff and approved by the board of directors in 2021. No evaluation of impact has yet been attempted.
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