Presidents Council
Since 2002, we have met annually with the Executive Officers and Presidents of these landscape architecture organizations to explore how landscape architecture organizations can come together to affect change, inform policy, promote mutual objectives, and identify areas of further collaboration. You can view the results of our latest meeting on the News Releases Page.
We are pleased to share links to these organizations and selected resources below:
American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
- Read about the CELA-ASLA Licensure and State Advocacy Committee
- Landscape Architecture Magazine
- LAM on JSTOR
- ASLA Online Learning
- ASLA Climate Action
- Graduating Student Surveys
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Hub
- Diversity Summits
- 2019 Diversity Summit Report
The Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA)
- About the CSLA
- Canadian Landscape Charter
- Canadian Landscape Standard
- Landscape Architecture and Reconciliation
- Climate Change
- Landscapes|Paysages Magazine
- Awards
Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards (CLARB)
Exam Candidate Resources:
Research Resources:
Licensure Resources:
- Alliance for Responsible Professional Licensing
- Landscape Architecture Mobility Graphic
- Deregulation Trends and Fact Sheets
Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB)
- Annual Reports
- CELA LAAB Program Chairs Meeting
- Webinar Resources for Online Design Education
- Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture – webinar resources for online design education
- Landscape Architecture Online Webinar – Professors Kelleann Foster, ASLA, Benjamin George, ASLA, and Dr. Cheryl Hayek discuss best practices and tips on teaching your landscape architecture program online.
Landscape Architecture Accreditation Council (LAAC)
Landscape Architecture Canada Foundation (LACF)
Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF)
Frameworks Project:
The Frameworks project is a collaborative project of the Presidents Council to identify cultural models of understanding regarding Landscape Architecture and to develop a national campaign to promote the profession. I has three phases.