Research-Backed Report Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Explores Inclusive Design for Girls and Women in upcoming webinar, on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, 1:30pm EST.Read More

The series continues on Tuesday, November 12, with Harvard University Students, Yuqi Zhang, ASLA and Xinran Ma, ASLA who will discuss their award-winning pop-up book for tweens/teens, Wonderland of Weeds.Read More

As the first and only design group represented in the international STEM competition of over 60,000 middle school students, ASLA is thrilled to sponsor the 2024-2025 Future City Competition with its Special Award for Design-Centered Solutions with Nature.Read More

Building on three years of student-focused educational programming, ASLA is pleased to offer DREAM BIG with Design: TEACHER’S EDITION, a three-day Schoolyard as Design Laboratory experience at the headquarters of ASLA in Washington, D.C.Read More

ASLA is thrilled to introduce an exciting refresh of YOUR LAND, the popular magazine that introduces landscape architecture to middle and high school students. The new featured project is ASLA's 2023 Honors-Urban Design Award winner PopCourts! by The Lamar Johnson Collaborative.Read More

School is starting all across the country, and as part of ASLA’s work to inspire the next generation of landscape architects, we are encouraging members to engage with your local schools. A variety of Career Discovery resources are available to help jump start your next classroom activity.Read More

On Thursday, August 29 - 1:30pm EST, six Purdue University graduates will discuss their journey as landscape architecture graduates and children’s book authors. Their book, Monsters Love Native Blooms: Exploring Indiana Native Plants and Their Habitat, is the most recent addition to ASLA’s growing collection of children’s books featured in its STEM Literacy by Design initiative designed to fuel the steady growth of women in the profession.Read More

ASLA is eager to add Monsters Love Native Blooms to the new STEM Literacy by Design collection. This special CD&D initiative promotes literacy education to young learners using fun, poetic, and colorful books about landscape architecture.Read More