Advocacy

  JOIN the newly created Advocacy Committee TODAY! No advocacy experience required. Just a passion for the profession of Landscape Architecture. If you are interested, please contact GA ASLA Advocacy Chair and Licensure Chair, Kristin L’Esperance kl’esperance@tsw-design.com

  And a news article http://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/future-living-more-green-urban-efficient-n60651    

Five years ago, under its then President Dale Hall, the chapter spearheaded an initiative where GAASLA would commit to a $25,000 undergraduate endowment. This meant an annual gift of $5,000 per year for five years to establish a fund at the UGA College of Environment + Design. We have met that commitment every year with   …Continue Reading

The Georgia Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects recently donated $500 for the purchase of new books for the Owens Library at the UGA College of Environment and Design. A variety of books were purchased including books on urban design, the profession of landscape architecture, computer modeling and design basics.   “We are   …Continue Reading

Landscape architects use permeable paving, vegetated retention basins, green roofs, bioswales, rain gardens, and other design techniques to reduce runoff, improve water quality, and recharge groundwater supplies.

Providing transportation choice and value to communities by investing in key infrastructure that stimulates local economic development. Download PDF.

As America continues to recover from the worst economic recession in nearly a century, it is critical that we invest in our communities in a way that creates jobs, fosters sustainable development, encourages healthy lifestyles and creates liveable, economically-vibrant places to live, work and recreate. Congress can help our communities by supporting new infrastructure development that includes a sound planning and design that is cost-effective, strategic and sustainable. Good design and planning is a smart investment in achieving our stronger communities.