We’re excited to announce that the 2025–2026 Mentorship Cycle is right around the corner—and we’re looking for dedicated mentors! Whether you’ve mentored before or are considering it for the first time, this is a fantastic opportunity to connect one-on-one with a local university student.

The Maryland ASLA Chapter has completed a comprehensive update to our Chapter Bylaws and Constitution. We invite all members to review the revised documents and share your feedback by Monday, September 9, 2025.

Come tour the new offices of Floura Teeter Landscape Architects and connect with fellow professionals over drinks and conversation.

August marks the final stretch of summer, as well as National Site Tour Month—a reminder of the power of sharing our work with the public. In that spirit, we’re planning a special site tour of projects in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor with local policymakers to spotlight the positive impact of landscape architecture. We hope you’ll join us!

Dear Fellow Landscape Architecture Professionals, July is here, bringing with it the intense heat and summer thunderstorms. It also marks...

The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has announced the elevation of Robert C. Hruby, ASLA, of Campion Hruby Landscape Architects to the ASLA Council of Fellows. Hruby is one of 50 distinguished landscape architects selected for this honor in 2025. Fellowship is among the highest recognitions the ASLA bestows on members, honoring individuals whose contributions to the profession and society have made a profound and lasting impact.

This month’s President’s Letter celebrates Pride, recaps our Awards Gala, and shares exciting updates—including a dues proposal, upcoming events, and leadership opportunities. Plus, learn how you can support future landscape architects through our LARE Support Fund.

As part of our ongoing efforts to support the Maryland Chapter’s mission and expand access to our programming, the MDASLA Executive Committee has voted to adjust our chapter dues, effective with the 2026 membership cycle.

The 447th Legislative Session of the Maryland General Assembly officially concluded on April 7th, 2025, amid state budgetary challenges and a range of political pressures. Of the 2,605 bills introduced this session, the Maryland Chapter of ASLA tracked 121 bills and agency budget proposals aligned with ASLA's policies and our chapter’s priorities.

Join us for a full-day, mobile continuing education experience highlighting inclusive, intergenerational, and community-centered playground design. This unique PlayTour explores three public play environments in Maryland and features expert-led CEU sessions at each stop.

MDASLA Strengthens Commitment to Public Sector Professionals with Revised Public Practice Representative Role

Spring is here and the chapter is busy on many fronts. I am so proud of the work that all the board members and the committees are doing...

Dear Fellow Landscape Architecture Professionals, Happy World Landscape Architecture Month! This year’s theme, “Beyond Boundaries,”...

MDASLA has partnered with Morgan State University on the SA+P Spring Lecture Series, featuring Charles A. Birnbaum, founder of TCLF.

MDASLA is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 scholarships!

MDASLA advocacy plan ahead of 2025 MD legislative session

MDASLA advocacy plan ahead of 2025 MD legislative session

Join us at the 2025 Planted Earth Winter Conference for a day of education, networking and fun.

Watch the President's holiday message now.

Dear Members, Thank you all for the wonderful opportunity to serve as your Trustee over the past six years. It has been an honor to work...