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New Zealand Gardens Trust
New Zealand Gardens Trust

Landscape architects are closely involved with the New Zealand Gardens Trust as part of its work promoting the best gardens in the country.

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Garden, AssessmentGuest User24 March 2023New Zealand Gardens Trust
IPCC Report; Everything, everywhere, all at once
IPCC Report; Everything, everywhere, all at once

The latest report from the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is unusually direct in its message, writes Dr Simon Swaffield from the NZILA Climate Action Group.

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Climate Change, NZILADr Simon Swaffield22 March 2023IPCC
Green space as vital urban infrastructure
Green space as vital urban infrastructure

A NZILA Climate Action Group spokesperson has welcomed a report from the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment which states green space should be seen as vital urban infrastructure in Aotearoa.

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Urban, Green SpaceCharlie Watson-Jones20 March 2023Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment
Auckland's Green Infrastructure
Auckland's Green Infrastructure

Auckland can be proud of efforts towards investing in green infrastructure, says Boffa Miskell landscape architect Mark Lewis who also says Resource Management reform should seek to support further implementation of blue-green networks.

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Boffa Miskell, OpinionMark Lewis17 March 2023Green Infrastructure
Eastern Glades at Houston's Memorial Park
Eastern Glades at Houston's Memorial Park

Eastern Glades, by Nelson Byrd Woltz, is the first major project to be completed in Houston’s Memorial Park and reclaims 100 acres of previously inaccessible land for the local community.

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Landscape, RecreationJessica Watson15 March 2023Houston Memorial Park
Daylighting Auckland's Waterways: Dr Matthew Bradbury
Daylighting Auckland's Waterways: Dr Matthew Bradbury

Tomorrow (Tuesday March 14 2023) is the International Day of Action for Rivers. It’s a day dedicated to saving, celebrating and creating awareness about the importance of rivers and waterways.

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NZILA Advocacy, UnitecCharlie Watson-Jones13 March 2023Auckland Floods 2023
World Landscape Architecture Awards 2023
World Landscape Architecture Awards 2023


The World Landscape Architecture Awards (WLA) 2023 are now open for entries.

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AwardsGuest User9 March 2023World Landscape Architecture Awards
NZILA Firth Conference 2023: Speaker Dr Jala Makhzoumi
NZILA Firth Conference 2023: Speaker Dr Jala Makhzoumi

Renowned landscape architect Dr. Jala Makhzoumi will be an in-person keynote presenter at the 2023 NZILA Firth Conference in Nelson in May. 

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Dr Jala Makhzoumi, PeopleGuest User7 March 20232023 NZILA Firth Conference
A living wetland theatre in the UK
A living wetland theatre in the UK

The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust in the United Kingdom has a Living Wetland Theatre courtesy of BD landscape architects.

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BiodiversityJessica Watson3 March 2023Wetlands
Connectivity in Auckland’s Galway Street
Connectivity in Auckland’s Galway Street

Jasmax’s Britomart Reference Design has informed the its redevelopment of the Galway Street Mid-Portion in Auckland City Tamaki Makaurau, improving the area’s connectivity and environmental sensitivity. 

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Jasmax, UrbanJessica Watson1 March 2023Tamaki Makaurau Auckland
Waikato Wetland re-introduces rats
Waikato Wetland re-introduces rats

A Waikato wetland sanctuary is reintroducing rats to drive out birds fouling a prized lake. The move is a last resort to try to scare off half a million sparrows and starlings which roost around pest-free Lake Rotopiko.

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Biodiversity, LandscapeGuest User27 February 2023Wetlands
Grampians Peaks Trail offers new heights for Australian ecotourism
Grampians Peaks Trail offers new heights for Australian ecotourism

The rugged landscape of the Grampians Peaks Trail in Western Victoria offers not only a world class hiking experience but also important environmental protection for the pristine Gariwerd wilderness.

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Environment, LandscapeGuest User23 February 2023First Nations
NZILA Firth Conference 2023: Speaker Rob Adams
NZILA Firth Conference 2023: Speaker Rob Adams

Renowned architect and urban designer Rob Adams has been confirmed as a keynote speaker at the 2023 NZILA Firth Conference in Nelson in May. Rob is best known for his work in Melbourne, where he played a key role in transforming the city into a world-leading example of best practice in urban design.

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City of Melbourne, PeopleGuest User21 February 20232023 NZILA Firth Conference
Cyclone Gabrielle: Shannon Bray writes from Hawkes Bay
Cyclone Gabrielle: Shannon Bray writes from Hawkes Bay

Climate Changed - Landscape architect Shannon Bray writes from cyclone ravaged Hawke’s Bay.

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Climate Change, OpinionShannon Bray17 February 2023Cyclone Gabrielle
Cyclone Gabrielle: A message from the NZILA President
Cyclone Gabrielle: A message from the NZILA President

As the ongoing effects of Cyclone Gabrielle continue to reverberate up and down Aotearoa I wanted to check in once again with members, including many who have been significantly affected by this unprecedented weather event.

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Cyclone GabrielleHenry Crothers15 February 2023NZILA
NZILA team presents to NBE select committee
NZILA team presents to NBE select committee

Members of the NZILA Working Group for RMA Reforms has presented the Institute’s submission to the Natural and Built Environment Bill select committee hearing.

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NZILA, VideoGuest User14 February 2023Environment Ministry
Northcote’s landscape infrastructure in action
Northcote’s landscape infrastructure in action

Traditional stormwater infrastructure—often found underground or at the periphery of urban centres—remains largely invisible until the moment it fails, writes Isthmus Senior Landscape Architect Zach Barker.

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Isthmus, OpinionZach Barker13 February 2023Auckland Infrastructure
IFLA goals for early 2023
IFLA goals for early 2023

The International Federation of Landscape Architects’ (IFLA) President, Dr. Bruno Marques says he has been on a steep learning curve since he took over the post late last year. 

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United Nations, Climate ChangeGuest User9 February 2023IFLA
One Green Mile - a haven under infrastructure
One Green Mile - a haven under infrastructure

Turning an overbearing element of concrete infrastructure into a public space adds much-needed amenities and greenery for a community in the bustling metropolis of Mumbai, India.

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Urban Revitalisation, Transformational SpacesGuest User7 February 2023Mumbai
NZILA Natural and Built Environment Bill submission
NZILA Natural and Built Environment Bill submission

The NZILA Working Group for RMA Reform believes the proposed Natural and Built Environment Bill could be positive for the profession and has made a submission to parliament about the reforms, meeting the deadline of Sunday February 5. 

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NZILA, AdvocacyGuest User3 February 2023RMA Reform
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