New Directions in the American Landscape
Creating a fresh and inspiring program year after year would not be possible without our outstanding attendees.
We would like to thank our cosponsors Morris Arboretum and Connecticut College, the staff of our venue hosts, the Larry Weaner Landscape Associates team, and of course our attendees. It has been an honor to see familiar faces each year and a thrill to see new ones!
We look forward to continuing the symposium tradition while pushing boundaries of the ecological landscape design conversation.
Photo by Bob Gutowski
Ecology-based Landscape Design: What Comes Next?
Photo by Bob Gutowski
Larry Weaner discusses the path forward for NDAL and reflects on 30+ years of lessons from his own professional landscape practice.
Photo by Bob Gutowski
Restoration ecologist Bill Young presents on natural regenerative processes from his experiences in the field.
Photo by Bob Gutowski
Conservation professional and professor Mickey Fearn discusses the crucial importance of understanding socio-cultural context and interdisciplinary issues to address questions of justice in the landscape field.
Photo by Bob Gutowski
Alexa Bosse shares the results from a survey she conducted during her community-driven design work on a park in Philadelphia.
Photo by Bob Gutowski
Professional forager and wild food purveyor Tama Matsuoka Wong explains the benefits of ethical foraging in appreciating the landscape and creating delicious dishes.