In addition to providing outstanding golfing facilities, Stevinson Ranch provides habitat for over 80 species of birds including the Great Blue Heron and other animals like the Coyote.

With a primary focus on sustainability, Stevinson Ranch is a fine example of exceptional commitment to the environment. In 1996 the Savannah Course became the fourth golf course in the world to receive the coveted Audubon International Signature designation. With strict adherence to energy efficiency, water conservation, waste management, habitat enhancement and wildlife conservation, its no wonder this property is a model of sustainable development.

Currently, there are nesting boxes for owls, bats, wood ducks and birds on the course. These are regularly monitored to ensure there are no decreases in numbers of nests or species. As a result of attention to habitat enhancement, three new species of birds have been identified since the course opened in September 1995.

Photo Credits:
Coyote & Blue Heron Don Baccas
All other Photography by Raymond Pritchard