ASLA continues to offer one on-demand webinar each month at no cost to all current members! Members must register for the Free PDH of the Month and pass the exam during the month it is featured in order to earn professional development hours.

In September, we are featuring:

The Vibrant Cities Lab: Free Urban Forestry Resources, Research, and Tools - 1.0 PDH (LA CES/HSW)

The Vibrant Cities Lab offers easy access to the best available science about the impact of trees and green space on economic development, public health, transportation, equity or water quality – eleven impact areas overall. Each impact area offers curated research, case studies, policies, and plans from around the country. Vibrant Cities Lab also offers a step-by-step guide and assessment tool to help communities make sustainable urban trees a reality. Whether in public or private practice, serving large or smaller clients, this tool is designed to help expand awareness of the benefits of urban trees, such as real cost savings (for example, reduction in stormwater management costs), and implement best practices for growing urban canopy rooted in science and proven in communities like your own.

Speakers:

• Lauren Marshall, Associate ASLA, PLA, ISA Cert. Arborist®, Legislative Affairs Specialist, U.S. Forest Service
• Laurence D. Wiseman, Senior Adviser, Urban Forestry, American Forests

This webinar was hosted by the Urban Design Professional Practice Network in 2018. Please check your LA CES PDH record (under the "My PDH" tab in your ASLA member account on asla.org) if you are not sure whether you've already earned PDH for this presentation.

ASLA Online Learning moved to a new website platform last fall. You can find more information about the website transition on the Getting Started page. Log in with your existing ASLA username and password to start exploring and to set your preferences, and if applicable, be sure to update your asla.org profile with your CLARB record number and Florida license number—these fields can be found under the “About Me” tab, in the “My Professional Information” section—to ensure this information appears on your certificates on the new site. To explore all upcoming ASLA webinars and past presentations, please visit asla.org/onlinelearning.