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SUMMARY:Seeing the Forest and the Trees\, 37th Annual NDAL Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Seeing the Forest and the Trees\nDesigning Landscapes that Integrate\nRegional Specificity with Global Commonality\nIncorporating a region’s indigenous plant communities and ecological processes is at the heart of ecology-based design. But no natural system operates in isolation or is forever immune to change…..especially today where the effects of watershed alteration\, soil disturbance\, plant globalization\, and climate change are at play worldwide. Our Symposium will begin by zooming in on techniques for regionally-specific landscape analysis and design. We will then widen the lens and learn how disturbance\, ecological science\, and cultural land practices across regions can factor into those processes. Finally\, we will explore how an expansive view of landscape art can unify this micro/macro divide in landscapes ranging from expansive to intimate. \n  \n\n\nFounded in 1990 by Landscape Designer Larry Weaner and NDAL\, this annual two-day symposium has a long tradition of celebrating native plants and innovative ecological practice. Reflecting the diverse factors that shape our landscapes\, presenters include landscape architects\, landscape designers\, horticulturists\, ecologists\, historians\, anthropologists\, artists and others. The series offers in-depth explorations of forward-looking and overlooked topics\, always seeking to connect theory with practical application. Join us as we continue to connect the dots between ecological restoration\, cultural landscape practice\, and fine garden design.\n\n\n\n\n\nWhere & When:\nKean University\, Union\, NJ (virtual options available)\nJan. 15 – 16\, 2026 | 9:00 – 5:00 PM ET \nThis Symposium will have applications for those practicing in any geographical location. \n\n12 CBLP CEUs available for this event
URL:https://cblpro.org/event/seeing-the-forest-and-the-trees-37th-annual-ndal-symposium/2026-01-15/1/
LOCATION:Kean University\, Union\, NJ\, NJ
CATEGORIES:CEU Opportunity
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SUMMARY:Seeing the Forest and the Trees\, 37th Annual NDAL Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Seeing the Forest and the Trees\nDesigning Landscapes that Integrate\nRegional Specificity with Global Commonality\nIncorporating a region’s indigenous plant communities and ecological processes is at the heart of ecology-based design. But no natural system operates in isolation or is forever immune to change…..especially today where the effects of watershed alteration\, soil disturbance\, plant globalization\, and climate change are at play worldwide. Our Symposium will begin by zooming in on techniques for regionally-specific landscape analysis and design. We will then widen the lens and learn how disturbance\, ecological science\, and cultural land practices across regions can factor into those processes. Finally\, we will explore how an expansive view of landscape art can unify this micro/macro divide in landscapes ranging from expansive to intimate. \n  \n\n\nFounded in 1990 by Landscape Designer Larry Weaner and NDAL\, this annual two-day symposium has a long tradition of celebrating native plants and innovative ecological practice. Reflecting the diverse factors that shape our landscapes\, presenters include landscape architects\, landscape designers\, horticulturists\, ecologists\, historians\, anthropologists\, artists and others. The series offers in-depth explorations of forward-looking and overlooked topics\, always seeking to connect theory with practical application. Join us as we continue to connect the dots between ecological restoration\, cultural landscape practice\, and fine garden design.\n\n\n\n\n\nWhere & When:\nKean University\, Union\, NJ (virtual options available)\nJan. 15 – 16\, 2026 | 9:00 – 5:00 PM ET \nThis Symposium will have applications for those practicing in any geographical location. \n\n12 CBLP CEUs available for this event
URL:https://cblpro.org/event/seeing-the-forest-and-the-trees-37th-annual-ndal-symposium/2026-01-15/2/
LOCATION:Kean University\, Union\, NJ\, NJ
CATEGORIES:CEU Opportunity
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