Texas ASLA

The Texas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) is pleased to announce that 3 of our members were elevated to the ASLA Council of Fellows last week in Washington, DC! Aan Garrett J. Rebecca Leonard Michael D. Murphy

The Texas Chapter ASLA Executive Committee met last weekend at Parkhill in Arlington for the annual fall in-person officer transition meeting. The Texas Chapter ASLA is looking forward to serving you this coming year!

2025 TXASLA Conference Call for Speakers! lnkd.in/gyGNJAUd

STATE & SECTION OFFICER ELECTION BALLOT NOW ONLINE It's time to vote for next year's ASLA Texas Chapter and Texas Section Officers. The voting will end August 1, 2024 at midnight. To vote you must be first logged in to the Texas ASLA website texasasla.org

ASLA 2025-2026 Federal & State Legislative Priorities Survey. Link: surveymonkey.com/r/JRV932X

The TXASLA Awards Committee invites professionals across the state to submit to this year's ASLA Conference Professional Awards. This year's theme is Pivot. We encourage all to submit projects that have demonstrated the ability to Pivot and inspire others in our profession.

Ecological restoration is an essential practice for preserving biodiversity and restoring degraded ecosystems. By implementing land stewardship techniques, we can enhance natural habitats, protect endangered species, and mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Can you guess each of these plants?

By planting pollinator-friendly gardens and preserving natural habitats, we can create safe havens for these vital creatures. Today we highlight species for #pollinatorgardens #texasnativeplantweek

Texas boasts an impressive array of pollinator plants, contributing to the rich biodiversity of our state. These plants provide critical sustenance to pollinators, aiding in their survival and promoting the reproduction of numerous plant species.