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Maryland's Jack Neil Named ASLA Honorary Member for Nearly Three Decades of Distinguished Service to the Landscape Architecture Profession
The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has named John (Jack) B. Neil an Honorary Member of ASLA, one of the Society's highest distinctions recognizing non-landscape architecture professionals whose careers have significantly advanced the profession. Jack is one of just four individuals nationwide selected for Honorary Membership in 2026. Since ASLA's founding in 1899, only 271 Honorary Members have received this prestigious recognition.
Jul 2


Maryland Landscape Architects Jennifer Dowdell and Om M. Khurjekar Elevated to Prestigious ASLA Council of Fellows
Jennifer Dowdell and Om M. Khurjekar of the Maryland Chapter of ASLA Elected to Prestigious American Society of Landscape Architects Council of Fellows
Jul 1
ASLA K-12 Wish List: Bring a Teacher’s Wish to Life
Help bring classroom dreams to life! Maryland educators shared their wish lists during ASLA’s Design Academy, and we can make them a reality. Bullis in Potomac is seeking books, art experiences, mindfulness tools, plants, and more. Even small contributions make a big impact—join us in supporting teachers and inspiring the next generation.
Oct 2, 2025


Trustee's Letter: July 2025
There are several exciting things of interest to our members this spring & summer. National ASLA held their annual mid-year meeting for the Board of Trustees on May 1-2...
Jul 1, 2025


Robert C. Hruby Elected to ASLA Council of Fellows
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.
Jun 20, 2025


Landscape Architects Build on Support for Indigenous Communities with Conference Offset Program
Tribal lands of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, Mississippi / © Stephen Taglieri, National Indian Carbon April 16, 2025 ASLA...
Apr 22, 2025


PRACTICAL STRATEGIES FOR REDUCING THE CLIMATE IMPACTS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE OFFICES
ASLA releases comprehensive, freely-available guide to decarbonizing business operations 10/28/23 ASLA and the ASLA Fund have released a...
Dec 14, 2023
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS RECOGNIZED IN NEW FEDERAL LEGISLATION
Energy savings, heat mitigation, and a nature-based learning environment that supports local wildlife makes the Public School Green...
Dec 14, 2023


LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS WILL PUSH FOR NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS AT COP28
ASLA releases comprehensive, freely-available guide to decarbonizing business operations ASLA and the ASLA Fund have released a...
Dec 14, 2023
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