[RWG] 1-day workshop "Finding Your Niche: Establishing an Ecological Focus for Your Firm"

[Jenna Webster]

Unique 1-day educational opportunity!

 

Finding Your Niche: Establishing an Ecological Focus for Your Firm, a
1-day course at two locations in the Midwest. Demand for ecologically
beneficial landscapes represents a bright spot for an industry
struggling in a depressed economy. Businesses with an ecological focus
realize many benefits, from an expanded client base to an invigorated
creative atmosphere. Having an ecological approach, however, requires
knowledge and skills rarely taught in horticulture and design programs.
This one-day course guides landscape architects, designers, contractors,
and others through what's needed to establish a respect visible presence
in the fields of ecological landscape design and management. Learn about
local plant communities. Review design projects modeled on regional
ecosystems and how they were conceived and implemented. Acquire
practical techniques for self education, credentials establishment, and
effective communication with clients and stakeholders. Join us to grow
your skills and your business!



Developed by New Directions in the American Landscape and
co-sponsored/hosted by Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Univ. of Michigan-Ann
Arbor (Feb. 28, 2011) and Holden Arboretum in Kirtland, OH (March 2,
2011).  Instructors include Roger Gettig, Robert Grese, ASLA, Tony
Reznicek, PhD, and Larry Weaner.  

 


CEUs available. For a program and registration information see
www.ndal.org.

 

Jenna Webster

 

New Directions in the American Landscape

founded by Larry Weaner

 

43 limekiln pike suite 100

glenside, pa  19038

p1: 203-834-0174

p2: 215-886-9740 

f: 215-886-9028

jwebster at lweanerdesign.com

www.ndal.org

 

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