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LI and London Design & Engineering UTC Partner to Develop Level 3 Landscape Technician...
The Landscape Institute (LI) has partnered with Engineering Skills College, part of London Design & Engineering UTC (LDE UTC) to develop the...
Landscape Institute seeks views on potential LVIA accreditation scheme
LI invites both members and non-members to complete a questionnaire on the feasibility of a Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) Quality Mark.
Have Your Say: Consultations in Northern Ireland
The Landscape Institute is encouraging members in Northern Ireland to contribute to several live consultations that will shape the future of climate action, transport, regeneration, and place making. These are areas where landscape professionals have valuable expertise to share, and we encourage you to respond individually.
Have Your Say: Consultations in Scotland
The Scottish Government is currently running several consultations shaping the future of our environment, land use, and communities. We encourage members to respond as individuals and share your professional insights.
Saira Ali FLI appointed to Yorkshire Dales National Park Board
Landscape skills essential for implementing National Park Management Plan and nature-led Local Plan, says National Park Authority Chair.
Recent blog posts
Shortlist for Scotland’s building of the year unveiled
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) reveals the four projects that are in the running for the 2025 RIAS Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland Award – Scotland’s foremost annual architecture prize.
The Georgian Group and National Lottery Heritage Fund deliver VANBRUGH300
To commemorate the works of Sir John Vanbrugh, The Georgian Group will be promoting his legacy as an architect through the six different sites he worked on and a symposium next year.
Landscape architect embarks on 1,500-mile cycling odyssey to celebrate employee ownership
Paul Shirley Smith, Landscape architect and founder of Camlins, will be embarking on a cycling odyssey across the UK, to celebrate the practice becoming employee owned.