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American Society of Landscape Architects. Founded in 1899, the ASLA is the national professional association representing landscape architects. Beginning with 11 original members, ASLA has grown to more than 16,200 members and 48 chapters, representing all 50 states, US territories, and 42 countries around the world. ASLA promotes the landscape architecture profession and advances the practice through advocacy, education, communication, and fellowship. www.asla.org Boston Society of Landscape Architects |
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The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. The Landscape Institute of the Arnold Arboretum is the current embodiment of that lineage of landscape education programs. The Landscape Design Program was created in 1968 at Radcliffe College to give individuals a broader understanding of the complex forces that shape the environment. All disciplines pursued by our students and graduates are centered on the art that gives direct physical expression to the relationships among individuals, society, and the landscape.
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Associated Landscape Contractors of Massachusetts. ALCM is the only non-profit professional trade association in Massachusetts specifically created to serve the landscape contracting industry. For over 30 years, ALCM has provided valuable resources and education to enhance the professionalism and expertise of its members. |
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Landscape Design Council. Organized in 1963, the Landscape Design Council (LDC) of Massachusetts operates under the auspices of National Garden Clubs, Inc. (NGC) and is a special-subjects group of the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Inc. The purpose of LDC is to provide ongoing landscape-design education through speakers, workshops, and tours of outstanding public and private areas. The Massachusetts chapter is the largest Council in the US. It provides several judging panels for the New England Spring Flower Show and presents three awards. |
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Massachusetts nursery and Landscape Association. MNLA is an organization that sets a high standard for products and service in the landscape industry. When you need quality nursery stock, garden and lawn products, or a professional landscape contractor, look for the tree--the symbol of excellence in nursery and landscape products and services in Massachusetts. And for your next landscape project--large or small--begin by looking for the "tree," you assurance of professional quality workmanship. |
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Massachusetts Certified Horticulturist. The Massachusetts Nursery & Landscape Association confers the title “Massachusetts Certified Horticulturist” on individuals who have demonstrated a high level of competence by passing a comprehensive examination, and by fulfilling prescribed standards of performance and conduct. A "Massachusetts Certified Horticulturist" subscribes to a code of ethics which promotes high ethical standards, increased professional skills, and continuing education in the field of horticulture. |