Webinar replay from January 5, 2017
Presented by Ann English This presentation will focus on evaluation of landscape design which includes environmental as well as aesthetic assessment. A Conservation Landscape can take many forms and can conform to standard aesthetic assessment while providing valuable ecosystem services, such as runoff reduction and pollinator support. The webinar...
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Webinar replay from November 16, 2016
Presented by Mark Highland Soils are the base of the landscape. Their complexity can be overwhelming without proper tools to analyze and make best practice recommendations for clients and job sites. This webinar will discuss how to assess soil conditions and make a plan of action to preserve, protect,...
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Webinar replay from November 2, 2016
Presented by Beatrice Stonebanks There are basic differences between Men and Women, in their brains and in their buying styles. If you know the differences, you can use them to your advantage. Gender is a hot topic and a powerful, respect-based conversation. Learn how to dominate without being domineering,...
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Webinar replay from November 1, 2016
Presented by Dr. Bert Cregg Urban and community forests are likely to be among the first ecosystems impacted by climate change since projected temperature increases will be exacerbated by urban heat island effects. Based on current climate projections urban trees will experience dramatically warmer temperatures during their lifespans than...
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Webinar replay from October 12, 2016
Presented by Frank Crandall, Horticultural Solutions Success in business requires training, discipline & hard work. In this presentation, Frank Crandall will present proven techniques for streamlining your business practices to improve your cash flow and bottom line. Some of the topics will include: Estimating/Job Costing, Marketing, Mission/Vision, Social Media,...
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Webinar replay from September 20, 2016
Presented by Sandy Vorce, Audubon’s Habitat Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary Large landscapes pose challenges – but also opportunities. In this presentation, Sandy Vorce invites us to expand our landscape vision to more fully engage visitors. Through sights, sounds, and design options (beyond plant material), landscapes can educate, entertain, and inspire....
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Webinar replay from February 23, 2016
There is growing expectation and demand that designed landscapes—from public parks to backyards—should not only be beautiful and functional, but also sustainable. For constructed landscapes to perform as we need them to, we must get their underlying ecology right. Based upon his recently released Principles of Ecological Landscape Design, Travis...
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Webinar replay from January 20, 2016
Low Impact Development (LID) has become an increasingly widespread sustainable approach to site planning and stormwater management design. In this webinar, Jonathan Ford, PE and Brian Kuchar, PE, RLA, will review the fundamental LID principles, then demonstrate innovative “beyond LID” advancements including neighborhood scale environmental design, “lovable” infrastructure, bioretention...
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Webinar replay from January 20, 2016
Climate change presents humankind with immense challenges, including how to adapt to water shortages in an abundant and resilient manner. Rainwater harvesting and reuse offers solutions for whatever our future holds! Too often, we let precious water drip off of our rooftops, driveways and streets and spill into gutters...
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Webinar replay from January 11, 2016
Conservation biological control is the practice of designing and managing habitat that supports beneficial insects that regulate pests, while reducing or even eliminating the need for pesticides in landscapes. While many of the same flowering plants that attract pollinating bees also attract insects that attack common pests, effective conservation...
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Webinar replay from December 9, 2015
The Oyster River Forest conservation project was a typical riparian restoration with typical goals: restore habitat to benefit New England wildlife; remove invasive plant species; control erosion to improve water quality; and more. The striking difference is that this project achieved all of its goals WITHOUT THE USE OF CHEMICALS...
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Webinar replay from November 15, 2015
In this webinar based upon Robert Kourik’s two books on the subject, Understanding Roots: Exploring Plants Underground uncovers one of the greatest mysteries below the soil surface―the secret lives and magical workings of the roots that move and grow invisibly beneath our feet. Roots do more than just keep a plant...
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