Greenspeak: Dialogue Between Landscape Architects and Native Plant Producers to Promote BNG - 1.25 PDH (LA CES/HSW)
Recorded On: 10/07/2024
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In 2024, we're stepping up our game in setting ambitious biodiversity goals. During this session, we'll engage in meaningful discussions to identify key challenges, discover opportunities, and discuss how to overcome obstacles together across the design/supply chain. To expand nature-based solutions, we need a solid network of suppliers and partners.
Learning objectives:
- Gain knowledge on how to improve landscape specifications to get a better product from native plant producers.
- Understand how agencies support and work with producers and designers to scale up biodiversity.
- Learn about production, order and contract growth timeline for native plant material to facilitate production, material availability and end quality.
- Become familiar with a few horticultural best practices that will support biodiversity.
Maria Landoni, ASLA
Landscape Architect
Sur Landscape Architecture
Maria Landoni is a licensed landscape architect with over fifteen years of experience, including extensive work in the fields of urban design, horticulture and planning. She brings a unique, culturally informed aesthetic, having grown up and studied in both The Patagonia and Buenos Aires, Argentina, and having lived and worked in the U.S. for over 20 years. Maria is driven to resolve complex design challenges without losing sight of the social and physical milieu in which a landscape resides. Maria has led numerous prominent projects ranging from civic and tech campuses and botanical gardens to urban gardens and pastoral landscapes.