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$1 Billion Master Planned Development for Rowlett, Texas
Lifescapes International Selected to Design Landscaping
Author: Staff
January 13th, 2017
U.S. Drought Monitor Updates its Drought Report
Drought in Western Region of U.S. Expected to Ease
Everglades Wonder Gardens
LASN January 2017 Stewardship
Tops in National Monuments
Obama Adds Record Number of National Monuments
Hope Playground, Redmond, Ore.
LASN January 2017 Playground
January 12th, 2017
Opening Access to the Allegheny
Aspinwall Riverfront Park, Aspinwall, Pennsylvania
Author: Landscape Architecture by Environmental Planning & Design, Pittsburgh
Dangerous by Design Report
Closer Look at Pedestrian Deaths
Is California Out of Drought?
UC Davis professor thinks so, based on recent storms
Top 10 Hottest Housing Markets for 2017
Nashville, Tenn., Is Ranked Number One
ARCSA Partners With LIUNA Training
January 11th, 2017
Intricate Out-of-the-Box Wall
Mullane and Company, McLeansville, N.C.
Momentum Index Ends 2016 With Solid December
DMI Now At Its Highest Level in Eight Years
Small Business Optimism Index Soars
Reaches Highest Level Since 2004
Richard Murphy Jr., FASLA
Honored with Two Twin Cities awards
Commercial Beekeeping Program at Niagara College
Program is reported to be the first of its kind in Eastern Canada
January 10th, 2017
American Concrete Institute Starts New Presidents Webinar Series
New Edition of Pool and Spa Operator Handbook Released
NSPF Continues Excellence in Aquatic Education
Cal Poly Pomona Examines Deficit Irrigation
Bermudagrass can be watered at a deficit, a team of researchers found.
Rusty Patched Bumble Bee Declared Endangered
First species of bumble bee and first bee in the continental U.S. to be declared an endangered species
Oakwood Commons
Sustainable Retail Development
Author: Landscape Architecture by Neff & Associates, Parma Heights, Ohio
Profile: Edward Martin Jr., FASLA
Mississippi's First Registered Landscape Architect
NHLA Helps Develop New Pesticide Applicators Exam
Prep and Exam Now Available in Spanish
January 9th, 2017
The "Tunnel Tree" Is Felled by Storm
Iconic Giant Sequoia May Have Been Weakened by Drought
Engineering Business Index Survey
Surge in Optimism
A Better Campus Environment
Texas A&M University's Killeen campus is in the middle of an ecologically sensitive site that includes a 370-acre rare bird habitat, a major creek corridor, and large stands of native live oaks that the university wanted to protect.
Author: by Randy Sorensen, FASLA; Landscape Architecture by Jacobs Advance Planning Group
January 7th, 2017
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