For National Hispanic Heritage Month, ASLA proudly highlights several students of Latinx descent who recently won ASLA 2018 Student Awards.

FYI to students: Registration closes on September 30 for the green infrastructure design competition. 

Demand for YOUR LAND, ASLA’s one-of-a-kind publication for middle and high school students, continues to build among members, students, and K-12/STEM educator communities across the world.

Calkins’ experience and leadership will continue to elevate the landscape architecture program at NC State.

EPA seeks to engage with students to foster a dialogue about responsible stormwater management and showcase the environmental, economic, and social benefits of green infrastructure practices.

ASLA hosted the 2018 Diversity Summit from June 22-24 at the ASLA Center for Landscape Architecture in Washington, D.C. The goals of the 2018 Diversity Summit were to review benchmarks prioritized from the 2017 Diversity Super Summit and create opportunities for participants to research and workshop resources for ASLA’s career discovery and diversity program.

ASLA is excited to announce that the ASLA Discover Landscape Architecture Activity Books for kids, teens, and adults are now available. The activity books were designed by ASLA members to inspire and teach anyone interested in landscape architecture and the built environment.

Follow Shawn Balon. ASLA, as he journals his experiences as a professional volunteer at a local high school in the Washington, D.C., metro area.