LET'S CELEBRATE WORLD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MONTH!
Reach out to your community, increase awareness of our profession and encourage public participation
Celebrate World Landscape Architecture Month by:
- Posting a picture of your favourite landscape and tag the CSLA at #CSLA-AAPC
- Circulating the poster entitled Top 10 Reasons Landscape Architecture Can Save the World
- Attaching the WLAM Logo to your email signature or post it as your profile (download as JPG) (download as transparent PNG)
- Asking your municipality to proclaim a day for landscape architecture: Template letter asking a mayor to proclaim landscape architecture day
- Endorsing the Canadian Landscape Charter
- Advocating for the profession by checking out our advocacy tips
- Downloading the WLAM Colouring pages, which are based on images submitted to the Canadian Landscape Portfolio. Click on the images to download a printable .pdf document.
- Find more fun colouring pages on the Canadian Tulip Festival Website
Welcome to the landED Green Guide for educators and communities!
We love that you share our passion for sustainability, ecological restoration, diversification, outdoor learning & green space stewardship. This guide is designed to support that passion, with knowledge that encourages understanding of the landscapes around you and activities that help foster care and stewardship for our natural spaces.
ASLA Designs Online Learning Fun at Home
From hosting story time with young readers, to designing or building activities, ASLA has the resources to keep kids busy. For high school students, we have a number of online resources that will spark their curiosity about career options.
About WLAM
Every April Canadian landscape architects join their colleagues around the world to celebrate our profession. April is the perfect month to share our profession and reach out to our communities, notable for Earth Day (April 22nd) and the birthday of Frederick Law Olmsted (April 26th), founder of the landscape architecture profession in North America.
The Purpose of the CSLA WLAM program is to provide resources to:
- bring local and national recognition and awareness to the profession, Landscape Architects, and works of landscape architecture in Canada;
- encourage public participation and interest in events and activities related to landscape architecture; and,
- encourage people (particularly young people) to consider a career in landscape architecture.