golf courses and brid/biodiversity friendlyness.

[Nevil Amos <>]

The tendency in golf courses is, I believe towards more "manicured" courses, ie 
less diverse less areas of rough.  Certainly it depends where the courses are 
developed as well.  In the UK some of the old golf courses ( with a lot of 
rough, 
and in sand-dune habitats (the original bunkers) are of national significance 
in 
conservation terms.  I am thinking particularly of royal St Georges at Sandwich 
in 
Kent.  I suppose there its a matter of how little biodiversity/ relatively 
udeveloped 
land is left elsewhere.

Nevil Amos