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ASLA policies are external documents, adopted by the Board of Trustees, reflecting positions on specific issues, from the perspective of the Society and the profession of landscape architecture. The policies represent the Society's beliefs, values and visions.

NATURAL RESOURCES

• Coastal Zones (pdf)
• Non-Native Invasive Species (pdf)
• National Parks (pdf)
• Open Space (pdf)
• Preservation of Historic Sites, Districts, and Landscapes (pdf)
• Public Lands and Forests (pdf)
• Rural Landscapes (pdf)
• State, Regional and Local Parks (pdf)
• Transgenic Plants and the Environment (pdf)
• Vegetation in the Built Environment (pdf)
• Visual Resources (pdf)
• Water Quality and Conservation (pdf)
• Waterways (pdf)
• Wetlands (pdf)
• Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat (pdf)

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

• Billboards (pdf)
• Environmental Education (pdf)
• Environmental Sustainability (pdf)
• Housing (pdf)
• Livable Communities (pdf)
• Memorials (pdf)
• Public Participation (pdf)
• Security Design (pdf)
• Transportation Corridors and Facilities (pdf)
• Universal Design (pdf)
• Urban Growth and Development (pdf)

PROFESSIONAL AFFAIRS

• Education(pdf)
  • Accreditation (pdf)
  • Professional Development (pdf)
  • Research
• Professional Licensure (pdf)
  • Definition of Landscape Architectural Practice (pdf)
  • Prerequisites for Licensure (pdf)
  • Reciprocity (pdf)
  • Enforcement (pdf)
• Protection of Properties of National Significance (pdf)