Our club has been a member of the Audubon Society for over ten years and was certified in 2001. Being a member
of the Audubon Society shows a commitment by the club to be involved and show leadership in environmental
issues. It also shows that a golf course can provide good playing conditions while at the same time enhancing the
surrounding natural habitat. The greens department is continuing to provide new wildlife habitat for animals by
installing new bird boxes, brush piles and no mow areas. Irrigation equipment and practices are continually
monitored to ensure that water is used efficiently and can be reduced as much as possible. Further environmental
audits will be done to ensure the maintenance practices of the club are having no negative impact on the
surrounding water sources and neighbouring properties. The club will continue to maintain its certification with the
Audubon Society and hopes to enhance the clubs profile by reaching out to local groups and schools to provide a
learning centre for students and youth.