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Sports turf maintenance webinar series |
Instructed By:
 Reg Langen Reg is an experienced turf management professional with over 20 years in golf course management, landscape operations, lawn care, and the parks industry. He holds a Golf Course Technician Diploma from Seneca College and an Advanced Golf Course Management certification from The Ohio State University. Reg was employed as Supervisor, Parks Operations at the City of Mississauga, where he oversaw turf care operations, including both seed and fertilizer contracts, ensuring the highest quality turf in public parks and recreational spaces. Additionally, he held the portfolios for Turf and Sports Fields, leading initiatives to improve field conditions, optimize resources, and promote sustainability. While Reg’s career has transitioned into organizational leadership and business-focused roles, his true passion remains in turf management. He is committed to passing on his knowledge and now teaches sports turf management, sharing his expertise with the next generation. Reg is also a Director on the Boards of the Ontario Turfgrass Research Foundation (OTRF) and the Ontario Parks Association (OPA), actively contributing to the advancement of the turf management and parks industry. | Sports Turf Maintenance Webinar Series The task of growing and maintaining high quality turf on sports fields is difficult (lack of tools, knowledge, budget, pesticide, overuse or misuse, etc.), especially given new restrictions, growing populations and changing weather patterns. This program has been thoughtfully designed to equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage and maintain high-quality turf, as you head into 2021. Ken Pavely, a four decade veteran in the industry, provides current and timely information, principles and best practices, to assist staff in their responsibility to maintain outdoor sports facilities in an efficient and effective manner. This course will challenge participants engagement through situation, problem solving, and case study situations. This course will cover:
Note: This course is provided in two half-day online seminars. This course is worth 1 credit towards your Parks Practitioner Designation. |
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For more information on hosting or attending, please send an email referencing the course title to training@ontarioparksassociation.ca |