Views: Minneapolis and Kansas City
In April, I had two strategic opportunities to collaborate with our allied professional association leaders at the American Planning Association conference and at the D7 CEO Retreat during Design Week in Kansas City.Read More
Views: Michigan and South Carolina
Recently, I toured product manufacturers in Michigan, visited ASLA President SuLin Kotowicz at Viridis Design Group, and had a great time at the South Carolina chapter conference– ResilienSEA.Read More
ASLA's 125th: ASLA Sponsors NPR Washington D.C. Station
Listeners of Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and 1A on WAMU will hear periodic mentions of ASLA and landscape architecture over the next few weeks, all the way through World Landscape Architecture Month in April.Read More
Views: COP28
Although the new year is well underway, much of our work ahead in 2024 to elevate the profession and deepen our impact on the climate and biodiversity crises was very present in one of my last trips of 2023, where I joined other ASLA leaders at COP28 in Dubai.Read More
New ASLA Public Policies: Licensure, Climate Change and Resilience, and Biodiversity
The ASLA Board of Trustees approved six policies related to licensure—Professional Licensure, Definition of Practice, Qualifications for Licensure, Reciprocity, Enforcement, and Post-Nominal Letters. They also approved updates to the policy on Climate Change and Resilience and a brand new policy on Biodiversity.Read More
Communicating with the Public About Landscape Architecture
ASLA has released the FrameWorks Institute's recommendations on how to have a conversation with the public about what you do, how you do it, and why it matters. ASLA members can access a one-hour video, presentation deck, report, and research.Read More
Views: IFLA World Council and Congress in Nairobi, Kenya
With Mount Kilmanjaro as a stunning backdrop, it was inspiring to engage with African landscape architects.Read More
Call for Volunteers
ASLA member volunteers play a leading role in the success of ASLA.Read More