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Audubon International members claim top awards for GCSAA Environmental Leaders in Golf

By |  January 4, 2018 0 Comments

Boundary Oak Golf Course

Several superintendents who are members of Audubon International’s Cooperative Sanctuary program won individual awards at this year’s GCSAA Environmental Leaders in Golf Awards.

Top award winners include:

  • Anthony Williams of the Four Seasons Golf & Sports Club, Irving, Texas: Overall and National Private Course Winner. TPC Four Seasons certified ACSP since 2012.
  • Jay Neunsinger of Boundary Oak Golf Course, Walnut Creek, Calif.: National Public Course Winner. Certified ACSP since 2012.
  • Scott Main of Mauna Kea Resort Golf Course, Kohala Coast, Hawaii: National Resort Course Winner. ACSP member since 2016.

“We send our hearty congratulations to all of these Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program members on their awards. Audubon International is proud that our certification standards are playing such an important role in helping golf courses preserve biological diversity at a time when the rates of species extinction and habitat loss are at an unprecedented high,” said Executive Director Christine Kane. “Our members are contributing to a world-wide system of lands that are being managed for water conservation, wildlife habitat and natural resource preservation.”

The Environmental Leaders in Golf awards recognize golf course superintendents and their courses for overall course management excellence and best management practices in the areas of water conservation, water quality management, energy conservation, pollution prevention, waste management, wildlife and habitat conservation, communication and outreach and leadership.

Photo: Audubon International

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