EXPO
ASLA/ACE Mentor Program
Legacy Project
In 2008, ASLA introduced the Legacy Project, which seeks to promote positive change in the host city of the annual meeting and EXPO. The host chapter teams up with the local affiliate of the ACE Mentor Program to design a project to be installed after the meeting. Many EXPO exhibitors donate products and plants for the project, allowing ASLA to give back to the city that hosts the meeting.
This year, ASLA and the ACE Mentor Program have partnered with the
Friends of Ruffin Canyon to design and implement an educational and
native garden for William H. Taft Middle School. The school will develop
a curriculum to encourage students to discover nature, investigate history,
and celebrate culture. The garden will be universally accessible, providing
opportunities where children of all abilities can explore San Diego’s rich
and diverse landscape.
To donate or assist with this project, please email Phil Hart, ASLA at pat.hart@kimley-horn.com. During the meeting stop by the San Diego Host Chapter Booth in the registration area.
ASLA/ACE Mentor Program 2011 Legacy Project Wish List | |
Benches |
Painted metal art panels (attach to chain link fence) |
Plant List Mulch, soils, and soil amendments |