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RSPB calls for golf courses to save birdies

Dartford : United Kingdom | 27 days ago  
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Mark Twain called it a good walk spoiled. But the game of golf is often accused of wrecking more than the mood of its participants. With heavily watered fairways and greens saturated with weed-killing chemicals, the sport has become a symbol of environmental wastefulness and an apparent...
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  • News Source: Guardian Unlimited | 27 days ago
    Mark Twain called it a good walk spoiled. But the game of golf is often accused of wrecking more than the mood of its participants. With heavily watered fairways and greens saturated with weed-killing chemicals, the sport has become a symbol of...
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  • Blog Source: hattoncity.info
    Now, the RSPB aims to change that view and wants to recruit Britain's 2600 golf courses to the fight to save rare species. The rough and out-of-bounds areas of golf courses can offer unexpected sanctuary to wildlife, it says. ...
  • Blog Source: www.ecademy.com
    Across the UK there is 140000 hectares of rough and out-of-bounds areas on golf courses which could be managed for wildlife. This is the same sized area covered by all the RSPB's UK nature reserves! It's good to know that there has been ...
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    Golf courses can help save threatened birds, says new handbook. Golf courses have a role to play in providing sanctuaries for threatened birds and other wildlife, according to the RSPB and golf's governing body, the R&A. ...
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