We are so excited for December's Landscape Architect Magazine! A big thanks for featuring each ASLA Chapter and providing a great overview of what Landscape Architects around the country are doing. Also, can you spot some of our board members with one of our state sena...

​Thanks for having us and providing a great space in the greenhouse- surrounded by a lovely winter wonderland scene and great company! Also a round of applause for Elise Huggins, FASLA, for organizing this event and also winning the noisiest sweater contest!

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY for LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS! A reminder that our annual scholarship application is due on March 31st!

Base requirements: Four years of Alaskan residency, graduation from an Alaskan High School, and completion of the application form and...

This year ASLA National put out a call to action that encouraged each chapter to invite legislators on a site tour to help demonstrate the important work that Landscape Architects are doing in their communities. The map above, highlighted on National's Advocacy page, s...

A couple of ASLA members in Fairbanks reached out to the board this November to see if the Chapter would be interested in a public awareness opportunity that included a $500 entry fee to decorate a tree. The entry fees then translated into a charity opportunity, where...

This year’s annual general meeting to welcome in the 2020 board and thank the 2019 board was on December 6th, 2019 at the Boardroom in Downtown Anchorage. We were lucky enough to have a presentation by MOA Planning Director, Michele McNulty anchorage and Senior Planner...

Thanks to all membership for allowing me to participate and attend the Trustee Mid Year Meeting and Advocacy Day in Washington DC this May.  As my first venture into the world of Trustee work, I learned that the Trustee group operates much like any board where staff pr...

Monique Anderson, of Anderson Land Planning, worked to construct the Sitka Community Playground at Crescent Harbor Park this past year. Not only was this an incredible volunteer-run project, but also happened because of LWCF funding, which was recently signed into law....

(Article courtesy of ASLA National)

WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 12, 2019) –The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has long advocated for permanent authorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). For over fifty years, LWCF has protected lands in e...