In Europe, it is estimated that 3 million companies are dependent on the nature of their activities, and these are sectors of whole activity that could no longer work without it. However, several actions can be implemented by economic actors to encourage and develop this biodiversity.
The Golf de Mérignies, for example, has implemented many actions: 242 species have been identified on their site, including 19 heritage species, which are protected, threatened or rare species. Two inventories were made in 2019 and 2023.
Golf has also set up a measurement series: the practice of mowing is spread over time, allowing species to benefit from shelters and resources throughout the year
-He also created hedges and ponds. It is also 5 hectares of water and ponds that have been created and 70,000 trees have been planted. Strucks, nest boxes have been set up, the Gulf also leaves heaps of dead wood to allow the fauna to benefit from a shelter and food. Golf also works on ecological corridors, allowing species easily to circulate on the site.
You should also know that over 115 hectares of golf, 45 hectares are regularly mowed, the rest of the surface being managed permanently. Golf also has a few total wasteland areas, cut every 3 to 5 years.
Golf also regularly conducts awareness -raising actions, whether internally or externally and also tests the vegetation of a few parking spaces. Golf has been involved in the Golf label for biodiversity for several years, the fruit of a partnership between the French Golf Federation & the National Museum of Natural History.
