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ASLA President Jeannie Martin, FASLA, kicks-off Women's History Month.

What will ASLA look like in 2030? ASLA leaders Tom Mroz, FASLA, Immediate Past President, and Torey Carter-Conneen, Chief Executive Officer, share our vision of ASLA’s future; one that improves all of our communities with innovative solutions and a people-centric approach to our work.

Tom visits Riverfront Landing in Nashville Tennessee, by LOSE Design.

Tom visits Mustard Seed Hill in Millersburg, Kentucky, a landscape re-imagined by CMW Design Strategies. The project won an ASLA Kentucky Chapter Award.

Tom stops by Christy's Garden by Shadley Associates, an ASLA 2020 Kentucky Chapter Award winner, near downtown Louisville.

汤姆访问Hermitage农场,由布克德设计的gn Collaborative, which has become a heritage tourist destination. A working farm was transformed into an authentic and immersive sustainable environment.

Tom visits Ziegler Park, by Human Nature, which won an ASLA Ohio Chapter 2018 Award of Excellence. Bridging two dynamic neighborhoods, Ziegler Park is the “backyard” of the community.

Tom checks out POD Design's First Responders Park, which was redesigned and rededicated as part of a collaborative community effort.

Tom checks out EDGE: Columbus Commons, a shining example of the potential of public-private partnerships.