2020 NDAL Annual Symposium
Thank you for a wonderful 31st Annual Landscape Symposium!
Jan. 9-10, 2020 | Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, PA | Cosponsored by Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania
Jan. 16-17, 2020 | Connecticut College, New London, CT | Cosponsored by Connecticut College Arboretum
Culture and ecology exist in a dynamic relationship: culture shapes ecology and vice versa. Our 2020 conference will explore this feedback loop as it pertains to landscape design and management. From historical as well as contemporary perspectives, our presenters will consider the complex, sometimes overlooked ways in which culture and ecology interact and what this means for how ecology-based design can be most effective.
CEUs available for landscape architects, landscape designers, arborists, horticulturists, and ecological restoration practitioners.
View the PA Symposium CEU Summary Sheet (updated 12/4/19)
View the CT Symposium CEU Summary Sheet (updated 12/5/19)
Symposium handouts are available to registrants here.
Alexa Bosse passionately speaks about community-driven landscape design at the 2019 Annual Symposium.
2020 Speaker Lineup
Stephen Enloe (CT Symposium only)
Associate Professor
Agronomy Department and Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants, University of Florida
Jason Ferrell (PA Symposium only)
Professor & Director
Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants, University of Florida
Jesse Forrester
Landscape Architect
Jonathan Alderson Landscape Architects
Michael Gaige
Independent Consulting Ecologist
Grace Herman
Landscape Architect
Jonathan Alderson Landscape Architects
Abra Lee
2019-2020 Longwood Fellow
Owner, Conquer the Soil
William Bryant Logan
Founder & President
Urban Arborists, Inc.
Matt Partain
Grounds Superintendent
Glenstone Museum
Anne Lacouture Penniman
Founder, President, & Principal Landscape Architect
Anne Penniman Associates
Michael Piantedosi
Director of Conservation
Native Plant Trust
Przemek Walczak
Horticulturist
Chanticleer
Larry Weaner
Founder & Principal
Larry Weaner Landscape Associates & New Directions in the American Landscape
Click here for highlights from our 30th Annual Symposium in January 2019.
“I feel re-energized and ready to go after I attend every year.” – 2019 Annual Symposium Attendee