We are diverse in many ways but united in common purpose.
Our members align around these fundamental principles:
- We believe in using landscaping practices that are environmentally safe;
- We understand that natural systems are the best guide for learning how to develop and maintain healthy landscapes;
- We value landscaping methods that are based upon scientific studies and practical experience;
- We are committed to educating ourselves and others about ecological landscaping methods; and
- We strive to create a network of dedicated people who can be a powerful agent for change.
Find the membership level that is right for you.
Student Membership
For full-time students who want to become an active part of ELA’s mission
Benefits include:
- Discounted registrations
- Free registration for webinars
- Access to member’s only area on the ELA website (includes all archived webinars)
$25
Community Membership
Benefits include:
- Discounted registrations
- Free registration for webinars
- Access to member’s only area on the ELA website (includes all archived webinars)
$50
Professional Membership
Enjoy Community benefits, plus:
- Professional level gets 1 discounted ticket
- Membership directory listing
- Listing in Eco-Pro Directory
$100
Company Membership
Enjoy Professional benefits, plus:
- Up to 4 discounted registrations for all ELA events
- Listing in ELA Speaker’s Bureau
- Your company’s profile featured in one month in the ELA Newsletter
- 10% discount off ELA website advertising
- Inclusion in PR efforts and specialty outreach
$250
Meet some of our ELA Members
Ann Mattingly, DE Center Horticulture
The Delaware Center for Horticulture inspires individuals and communities through the power of plants.
John Hemmerle, Our Land Organics, LLC
Giving clients the confidence and direction to develop their property into a beautiful, low maintenance yard that can provide nutrient dense food, wildlife habitat and a deep connection to nature.
Anthony Will, Read Custom Soils
Read Custom Soils manufactures precision blended "engineered soils" for a variety of LID applications. They are New England’s leading provider of lightweight planting soil for green roof installations, the exclusive New England supplier of stabilized stonedust, the licensed supplier of CU Structural Soil®, provider of bioretention & rain garden soils and New England’s most experienced soil blender.
Gloria Putnam, North Carolina Sea Grant
North Carolina Sea Grant provides research, education and outreach opportunities relating to current issues affecting the North Carolina coast and its communities.
Ellen Snyder, Ibis Wildlife Consulting
Assisting public and private landowners and communities with wildlife habitat and land stewardship
Kim and James Brown, New Moon Nursery
Providing wholesale eastern native perennial plant material for landscape professionals, container production, storm water management, and restoration.
Linsay Cochran, Back to the Garden
Growing-Gathering-Giving: beauty, healing, and peace through plants!
Richard Cundiff, Cundiff's Tree Care
Full service tree care and landscaping - 100% organic - safe for your family and the environment!
Angela Fleegle, Roofmeadow
Roofmeadow’s comprehensive landscape architectural services integrate on-ground and on-structure site designs, celebrating rainwater as a valuable resource and central design element; and our specialty civil engineering services support integrated architectural design, advancing holistic water reuse, innovative green stormwater infrastructure, slope and structure stabilization, and the novel use of materials.
Stephanie Desmeules, Architecte Paysagiste - Connecter les gens à la nature
Landscape Architect- Connecting people to nature - Landscape Architecture - strategies that emphasize the importance and value of sustainable and green solutions, into therapeutic and learning gardens.
Aaron Champagne, City of Spokane Parks
Nestled along the serene Spokane River and in all directions from its urban skyline lie more than 4,100 acres of protected green space.
