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3:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday,
18th September.
Ryde Bowling Club 11 Blaxland Road, Ryde
As individual landscape & horticultural professionals
we understand climate change - but as a united group we need
to create change !
So this isn't just an insightful series of seminars it’s
a direct challenge to your current work practices
• Hear from professionals who don’t just talk about
climate change - they are working with the reality and are offering
alternatives - are you ?
• Leave the seminars with practical, proven ideas that
you can convert into innovative business strategies which will
give you the competitive edge
• Incentive to attend future seminars to continue learning
about this essential area requiring development in all areas
of our Community
As promised our global warming seminars would offer workable
solutions for sustainable landscapes. All three speakers are
experienced practitioners and have shown their enthusiasm and
commitment through their work.
Jeremy Winer well known AILDM and LCA member
and Director of Marsupial Landscape Management and ESD Landscape
Contractors will discuss opportunities for designers and contractors
in creating sustainable gardens through promoting and commercialising
the important role a home garden can play in improving the urban
living environment.
Jim Osborne(AILA) a prominent Sydney landscape
architect runs his practice "Material”. Jim will
discuss the evolution of the landscape architect: how he evolved
his practice from a triple bottom line practice to a quadruple
bottom line (social, economic, environmental and aesthetic)
where environment was the newcomer. He is Environment Chair
for NSW AILA and now is involved in environmentally progressive
projects throughout eastern Australia.
Sidonie Carpenter, a Queensland AILDM member,
is prominent in the “Greenroof” movement and was
recently invited to study "Greenroof" approaches in
America. She will share her enthusiasm and knowledge with us
as she takes us through some of the "Greenroof" principles
which are just as much applicable to a city garage roof as to
a large industrial site roof.
We need to continue to be leaders, to find solutions and educate
future landscape professionals.
You and your business can’t afford to
miss this seminar series.
The Landscape Challenge continues
3:00pm - 6:00pm Tuesday,
18th September.
Ryde Bowling Club
11 Blaxland Road, Ryde
Log on http://www.aildm.com.au/content.cfm?id=1555&menulink=489&subid=352
for more details and registration form.
Brochure Page
(Word doc file)
Registration
Form
Link to AILDM website
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