Golf Courses Embrace Biodiversity with 'Renaturing' Initiatives

Sussex clubs collaborate to enhance wildlife habitats, boosting bees and butterflies while cutting costs.

Fourteen golf clubs in Sussex are extending rough areas to support rare species and wildflowers.
The initiative helps create nature corridors, essential for UK biodiversity recovery.
'Cut and collect' mowing methods reduce soil enrichment, promoting diverse plant growth.
Golfers benefit from easier ball spotting and enhanced course experiences.
Significant resource savings reported, including reduced chemical use and maintenance costs.