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ASLA has a vast array of resources for K-12 educators. If you are working with a teacher, or have a school-related project, think about sharing some of these. The more we share about the future of the field, the more students will see landscape architecture as a potential field of study. Some of what is available:
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Top Ten Online Resources for Landscape Architects This is a fun run down of some of the best places online to look for landscape architecture. |
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Heard any Good Podcasts Lately? Here are Some of the Good Ones for Landscape Architects As recommended by ASLA on The Dirt: The Landscape Architect Podcast: This podcast, which is focused on landscape architecture, broadens the discourse within the profession by talking to leaders from all areas of the field. Host Michael Todoran with co-host Margaret Gerhart. Placemakers: Slate is a major hub for podcasts, and their Placemakers is a story-driven show about urban design and planning. Host Rebecca Sheir and the producers at Slate explore how innovative communities are tackling environmental and social issues. As recommended by Feedspot: The Green Room by Furnitubes: Hello and welcome to the Green Room at Furnitubes. Join us every month for a new episode around industry musings, interviews, and discussions exploring all things landscape architecture, street furniture, and urban design. |
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