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ASLA Public Policies
ASLA Public Policies consist of Board‑approved Policy Statements that define the Society’s official positions on issues of public and professional concern. Each Policy Statement is supported by additional background material that explains and illustrates ASLA’s views but is not itself adopted policy.
Development and Use of ASLA Public Policies and Position Statements
Natural Resources
- Air Quality
- Artificial Intelligence
- Biodiversity
- Coastal Zones
- Heritage and Historic Preservation
- Invasive Species
- National Parks
- Open Space
- Public Lands
- Rural Landscapes
- State, Regional, and Local Parks, and Trail Systems
- Transgenic Plants and the Environment
- Vegetation and the Built Environment
- Visual Character and Scenic Resources
- Water Quality and Conservation
- Waterways
- Wetlands
- Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat
Public Affairs
- Agriculture
- Billboards and Signage
- Climate Change and Resilience
- Community & Stakeholder Engagement
- Environmental Education
- Environmental Justice
- Environmental Sustainability
- Housing
- Human Health and Welfare
- Livable Communities
- Memorials
- Outdoor Lighting
- Safety and Security Design
- Transportation Corridors and Facilities
- Universal Design
- Urban Growth and Development
Professional Affairs
Professional Licensure