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123:(USGA). The organization has been recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and other environmental community members for enabling facilities to adopt design and operations practices consistent with the principles of sustainability. Central to Audubon International's core value system is the belief that voluntary education and certification programs can simultaneously advance ecological, economic, and social goals. 32: 403:
This program works with communities to ensure they are great places to live, work, and play. There are two different tracks: Public Sector and Private Sector. The public sector is geared towards the local government, while the private sector is more for properties run by an association, landlord, or
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This program is similar to Audubon Signature Programs, but it is for established developments that are either being redeveloped or restored or want to make their areas more environmentally friendly. There are some minimum requirements; a development will not get certification until it passes a final
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This program works with hotels to ensure they use green practices in the establishment's upkeep and everyday running. It helps with cost savings, conservation, cost avoidance, and increasing market share. It also awards one of four precious metal designations (bronze, silver, gold, or platinum) as
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Like the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program, this program works solely with golf courses to help them create environmentally-friendly areas while still having functional spaces to play golf. It also focuses on environmental planning, wildlife and habitat management, chemical use reduction and
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This program focuses on helping companies and organizations learn about what they can do to help manage their surroundings, enhancing their efficiency and conservation efforts. Audubon International will focus on many things: Energy and Water Conservation, Waste Management, Wildlife and Habitat
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Audubon International is a membership organization and a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit. Most of the funding for the organization comes from golf courses, each paying thousands of dollars to become certified and hundreds of dollars per year for membership. In addition, according to its online list of
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This program works with new housing developments and helps them to create living areas that are environmentally sound. This program has three levels: gold, silver, and bronze, with gold being the top of the list. After completing the program, a development can receive, among other things,
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to prevent the organization from using the Audubon name. In 1991, a judge ruled that the National Audubon Society did not hold an exclusive right to the name Audubon and had not shown that the use of the name by Audubon International was confusing.
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in 36 countries to plan and implement sustainable natural resource management practices, as well as receive public recognition (through certification processes) for employing sound environmental stewardship.
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There is no additional fee for certification in any of Audubon International's programs, and membership fees include the ability to become certified, educational resources, and staff guidance.
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safety, water conservation, water quality management, and outreach and education. The entire process can take 1 to 3 years to complete.
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Up to the Challenge: The new Audubon International CEO is ready to take on the group's evolving mission
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Several programs in the organization aim to educate members and non-members about the environment.
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In addition to these programs, Audubon International also participates in the following:
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sponsors, the organization gets funds from turf, irrigation, and landscaping companies.
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There are over 2,110 golf courses that participate in this program in 24 countries.
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issues. It has a long history of partnering with industry associations such as the
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It is the first organization to work extensively with the golf industry on
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Crooked Oaks Golf Course, The Town of Seabrook Island, South Carolina
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Some of the developments that have received this certification are:
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Ocean Winds Golf Course, The Town of Seabrook Island, South Carolina
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Some of the developments that have received this certification are:
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Some of the communities that have received this certification are:
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Some of the courses that have earned this certification are:
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Some of the hotels that have earned this certification are:
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Golf courses going green, getting Audubon certification
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certification as an Audubon International Sanctuary.
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environmental education
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Centre, Alabama
Aurora, Colorado
Amelia Island, Florida
Florida
Hawaii
Bob O'Connor Golf Course at Schenley Park
Fort Myers, Florida
Bloomington, Minnesota
Johns Island, South Carolina
White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
Augusta, Michigan
Shanghai, China
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Hutchinson, Kansas
Country Club of Virginia

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