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Officers:                     
 
Larry Weaner, President
 
Ian Caton, Research Coordinator
 
Jenna Webster, Events Coordinator
 
 
Advisory Board:
 
Charles Birnbaum, FASLA
 
Glenn Dreyer
 
Carol Franklin, FASLA
 
Robert E. Grese, FASLA
 
Richard W. Lighty, PhD
 
Jim MacKenzie
 
Darrel Morrison, FASLA
 
David Robertson, PhD
 
Leslie Sauer
 
Douglas Tallamy, PhD
 
Gerould Wilhelm, PhD
 
 

 


NEWS
ANNUAL NATURAL
DESIGN SYMPOSIUM

January 13 -14, 2011
Haverford College, Haverford, PA

January TBD, 2011
Connecticut College, New London, CT


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New Directions in the American Landscape is a Pennsylvania-based not-for-profit organization that has provided leading edge educational workshops since 1990. NDAL’s forums explore issues and techniques relating to the design, implementation and management of landscapes based on natural models, in a cultural context.

Founded by Larry Weaner, NDAL has partnered with the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania and the Connecticut College Arboretum on an annual symposium for landscape professionals. This two- day program has developed a dedicated following within the professional landscape community and has featured many of the leading figures of contemporary landscape design. To express the importance of interdisciplinary interaction, the series has also presented experts from related fields including ecology, architecture, history, anthropology, photography and art.

Other NDAL programs have been co-sponsored by numerous horticultural and ecological organizations across the United States, including the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; the Atlanta Botanic Garden; The National Wildlife Federation; the Morton Arboretum in Chicago, Illinois; and the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin, TexasNDAL also administers and utilizes a field station for research and education, The Walkabout Center of Laurita Vineyards.

In order to further its mission, NDAL regularly engages in new educational partnerships with ecologically oriented institutions throughout the United States.

 


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