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World Landscape Architecture Month!

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Apr 1
2014
World Landscape Architecture Month! Canadian Society of Landscape Architects Apr 1, 2014 : 12:00 am to Apr 30, 2014 : 11:45 pm

The CSLA is making preparations for the annual celebration of World Landscape Architecture Month (WLAM) in April 2014. The purpose of the WLAM program is to bring national recognition and awareness to the profession, landscape architects, and works of landscape architecture. CSLA component associations and their membership have grown WLAM into a national advocacy program for landscape architecture.

One of the key communication tools of the WLAM program is the annual WLAM poster. The poster is distributed across the country to our component associations, schools, professional offices, and to public governments and organizations.

This year, the CSLA poster competition is open to full members, associates and student affiliates. The prize for the winning submission is $1,000.

Tips and Tools to Help Promote Landscape Architecture in your Community

Whether you are a sole practitioner, firm, academic or student, you can help introduce the landscape architecture profession to students and to the public. Here are some resources and tips to get you started:

  • Distribute copies of Landscapes|Paysages magazine in your local coffee shops - contact Michelle Legault, CLSA Executive Director, at [email protected] to obtain copies of the magazine
  • Check out I want to be a landscape architect, a video on the landscape architecture profession


Further information on WLAM and the poster competition, visit the CSLA website:http://www.csla-aapc.ca/other/world-landscape- architecture-month-wlam. In addition, a series of WLAM promotional tools are available on the CSLA website.

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Canadian Society of Landscape Architects
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Click to view background photo & credits
Project: Telus Atrium Garden
Landscape Architect / Firm: Sharp & Diamond Landscape Architecture Inc in collaboration with Cornelia Hahn Oberlander
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Photo Credit: Brett Hitchins