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ELA Conference & Eco-Marketplace – Virtual Onward
Written by: ELA President, Rie Macchiarolo Our annual conference is our biggest event of the year. Those of you who have participated over the years probably have many fond…
Sowing protocols and decision-making for growing native plants from seed
By Mads McElgunn on November 16, 2022 in Biodiversity, Designing Ecological Landscapes, Developing Healthy Landscapes, Gardening Basics, Installing and Maintaining Landscapes, Land Management, Native Plants, Uncategorized
Written by: Will Larson Growing native plants from seed is a constant exercise in replicating habitat. We expose the seed to specific pre-treatment conditions to simulate the contexts and pressures…
Field Conservation at Zoo New England
By Mads McElgunn on November 16, 2022 in Biodiversity, Conservation, Developing Healthy Landscapes, Landscaping for Wildlife, Wildlife Habitats
Originally published by Zoo New England. Republished with permission Written by: Matt Kamm, Zoo New England Zoo New England, the organization that runs the Franklin Park (Boston, MA) and Stone…
Season’e End Summit Wrap-up
Written by: Leslie Duthie, ELA Baord Member and Publications Chair Season’s End Summit was a great success. On October 27th The Ecological Landscape Alliance returned to in-person conferences and provided…
Local Seed Collection
By Mads McElgunn on November 16, 2022 in Designing Ecological Landscapes, Developing Healthy Landscapes, Gardening Basics, Native Plants, Resources
Written by: Molly Marquand Go local: Over the course of the last decade, native plants have garnered a place in the spotlight of popular horticulture. However, most of the…
Tips, Tricks, and Techniques
By Mads McElgunn on October 19, 2022 in Climate Change, Designing Ecological Landscapes, Developing Healthy Landscapes, Installing and Maintaining Landscapes, Managing Water in the Landscape, Restoration, Soil Health, Sustainability
Written by Zach McElgunn, ELA Staff This month’s tips, tricks, and techniques draw on the work and advice of Rosmarie Lohnes (Designer President, Helping Nature Heal). Rosmarie joined ELA members…
