Climate & Biodiversity Action Research and Analysis

Supported by the ASLA Fund

Thornton Creek Water Quality Channel, Seattle, Washington / MIG

The ASLA Fund supports research and analysis on landscape architecture and nature-based solutions, exploring two key areas: 

  • Economic benefits
  • Peer-reviewed evidence

The Fund also funds research conducted by its ASLA Climate & Biodiversity Action Fellows. The first fellowship research project was by Pamela Conrad, ASLA, founder of Climate Positive Design. 

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ASLA-LAF Roundtable on the Economic Benefits of Nature-based Solutions

Economic Benefits of Nature-based Solutions

Report from a Roundtable of 21 Leaders

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Grant-funded research and analysis

Economic Benefits of Landscape Architecture

National Grant from The ASLA Fund

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Evidence for Landscape Architecture Solutions to the Climate and Biodiversity Crises

National Competitive Research Grants from The ASLA Fund

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Climate & Biodiversity Action Fellow Research

WORKS with Nature

Low Carbon Adaptation Techniques for a Changing World

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