Raptor Relocation Network – Different kinds of ‘Birdies’ on course, now more than ever!

By admin | March 26, 2021

While a ‘birdie’ in a typical golf round usually implies 1 stroke below par on a hole, Audubon International’s Raptor Relocation Network (RRN) has a different idea for ‘birdies’ on their environmentally certified member golf courses. Audubon International, the world leader of environmental certification for golf courses, and United Airlines, through their Eco-skies program, have…

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Sustainability at Seabrook Island

By admin | February 28, 2021

Seabrook Island, South Carolina is a wonderful example of how the path to environmental sustainability can grow and change over time. Home to two Audubon International certifications, this thriving community, located on a coastal barrier island in South Carolina, roughly an hour southwest of Charleston, is a certified Sustainable Community that is also home to…

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Monarchs in the Rough program creates over 1,000 acres of new habitat for monarch butterflies on golf courses

By admin | July 29, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE             July 28, 2020 Golf courses surpass initial goal for butterfly protection Monarchs in the Rough program creates over 1,000 acres of new habitat for monarch butterflies on golf courses Audubon International leads unique partnership to demonstrate golf’s commitment to environmental protection and sustainable management TROY, NY: Audubon International is leading golf…

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Golf Courses and the Environment

By admin | November 8, 2019

Being environmentally-conscious is a cornerstone of the IGM golf course maintenance business model, and participating in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf is a natural fit. IGM Vice President of Operations Steve Gano points out the company’s professional background is in agronomics. “IGM is extremely sensitive to concerns about fertilizers and pesticides used on…

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