Sustainable Certifications Make Money Sense

by GREG POIRIER Growing demand for environmental sustainability in the hospitality industry has prompted many hotels and resorts to establish and promote best practices through vetted, third-party partnerships such as Audubon International’s Green Lodging/Green Hospitality programs. However, operators who choose to not pursue such certifications may face significant financial implications. Here, we’ll explore six potential economic…

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Michigan’s Keweenaw Mountain Lodge Resort Achieves Green Hospitality Gold Certification

Upper Peninsula Property Recognized for Sustainability Efforts (July 15, 2024, Troy, New York) –Audubon International – the environmentally focused non-profit organization offering members numerous certifications and conservation initiatives to protect the areas where we all live, work, and play – is proud to announce that Keweenaw Mountain Lodge Resort, a remote and history-steeped destination in Copper…

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Audubon International and The Cabot Collection Announce Groundbreaking Sustainability Partnership

June 20, 2024 | Dan Shephard Public Relations AUDUBON INTERNATIONAL AND THE CABOT COLLECTION ANNOUNCE GROUNDBREAKING SUSTAINABILITY PARTNERSHIP Cabot Becomes First Brand to Enroll in New All-Inclusive Platinum Signature Sanctuary Certification Program (June 20, 2024 – Troy, New York) –Audubon International – the environmentally focused non-profit organization offering members numerous certifications and conservation initiatives to…

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Georgia’s Flat Creek Country Club Puts Stewardship Front and Center

From Golf Central Magazine Vol. 25 Issue 3 Excerpt: “After nearly 37 years as Superintendent at Flat Creek Country Club in Peachtree City, Georgia, Harold Ammons knows the land, water, and sky–and the richness of life they sustain–as well as anyone. He and his crew work hard to make sure their golf course is complementary…

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Counting Critters and Conservation

By KELSIE HORNER | JUNE 05, 2024 Excerpt: “For most maintenance and groundskeeping crews, arriving at work before the sun is fully risen describes a typical workday. For Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club’s director of greens and grounds maintenance Tim Cann, this means interacting with animals other residents on the property might never see if not for the early…

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