The new congressional majority in the House drastically cut the CWSRF and allocated a meager $535 million, while the Senate allocated nearly $1.64 billion for the program. ASLA supports the Senate’s recommended funding for the program and is working to urge its passage.
Participants will carry forward lessons for the profession to act proactively to stay ahead of policy developments and ensure that licensure continues serving public health, safety, and welfare.
Energy savings, heat mitigation, and a nature-based learning environment that supports local wildlife makes the Public School Green Rooftop Program Act a victory for students and budget-conscious administrators alike.
As ASLA continues to address the biodiversity crisis, NFWF programs can support landscape architects in implementing innovative strategies that promote wildlife conservation, habitat restoration, and ecological resilience.
RTCA is calling on landscape architects to assist communities and public land managers in developing or restoring parks, conservation areas, rivers, and wildlife habitats.
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