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07/14/2010 Attend the National ASLA Conference in Washington DC More info 07/14/2010 Billy D. Almond Named New Member of ASLA Council of Fellows More info 07/14/2010 Active Living Research Releases Reports on Relationship Between Parks and Active Living More info 07/14/2010 Richmond partnership aims to make Virginia's Capitol the greenest in the nation More info 07/14/2010 Complete Streets - Best Practices Manual Now Available More info

News + Events

07/14/2010
Attend the National ASLA Conference in Washington DC
More info

07/14/2010
Billy D. Almond Named New Member of ASLA Council of Fellows
More info

07/14/2010
Active Living Research Releases Reports on Relationship Between Parks and Active Living
More info

07/14/2010
Richmond partnership aims to make Virginia's Capitol the greenest in the nation
More info

07/14/2010
Complete Streets - Best Practices Manual Now Available
More info

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VA ASLA Spring Conference & LARE Review Session

Thanks to everyone for a successful spring conferance. This conference was approved for 7.5 CEU's...almost half of your Virginia license requirement.

Detailed information on speakers and topics can be found in the link below for those of you who need this info for CEU's.

VA ASLA 2010 Spring Conference Info & Registration (95.19 KB)

New Sustainable Sites Guidelines Released

To download a PDF of the new Sustainable Sites Initiative guidelines go to www.sustainablesites.org/report/.

For over four years LASN has been reporting on the progress of the Sustainable Sites Initiative, an interdisciplinary effort by the American Society of Landscape Architects, the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and the U.S. Botanic Garden to create voluntary national guidelines and performance standards for sustainable land design, construction and maintenance practices.