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Subject: | golf, vegetation and wildlife |
From: | "M. Scott O'Keeffe" <> |
Date: | Thu, 10 Sep 1998 00:25:45 +1000 |
Can anyone provide some references on golf courses and their effectiveness or otherwise as wildlife habitat (including native vegetation). References of a more general nature on environmental impact of golf courses would also be very useful. References to Australian courses, particularly those in the Perth, Adelaide, and Melbourne areas would be particularly welcome. I am trying to develop a training course on design and management for conservation for golf course superintendants, and managers, and I will need as much information as possible to back up anything I have to say. If this is successful (and there are indications that it will be), I hope to develop similar training for designers and builders (a tougher nut to crack, perhaps!). Thanks in advance for your assistance. -- "Beware of Half-truths... you may have the wrong half" M. Scott O'Keeffe Centre for Conservation Biology University of Queensland |
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