This year, ASLA hosted the Diversity SuperSummit at the ASLA Center for Landscape Architecture in Washington, D.C. All past summit participants were invited back along with six new emerging professionals.

Creating Pollinator Habitat Along Roadsides and Designing Trees into the Urban Landscape and Integrating Stormwater Management are the subjects.

ASLA has elevated 23 members to the ASLA Council of Fellows for 2017. Fellowship recognizes the contributions of these individuals to their profession and society at large based on their works, leadership and management, knowledge, and service.

"Children’s Heat and Radiation Exposures in Playgrounds and the Role of Bioclimatic Design" is the subject of May 10 webinar.

ASLA has announced this year's Online Learning Student & Emerging Professional SPOTLIGHT mini-series opportunity, giving you the chance to work with a Professional Practice Network (PPN) mentor in creating a presentation for ASLA’s Online Learning series.

Please join us for our upcoming presentation in the ASLA Online Learning series, hosted by the Children’s Outdoor Environments Professional Practice Network.

If you missed the live webinar on Landscape Architects as Federal Leaders, take some time to watch the recording, which is available for free on the ASLA Online Learning webpage under Recorded Presentations and is also available on the ASLA YouTube Channel.

On September 15, ASLA and the Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) teamed up to host Landscape Architects as Federal Leaders, a live webinar exploring positions for landscape architects in the federal government and pathways to employment throughout the federal agencies.