The popular Urban Landscape Summit returns in virtual format every Wednesday, 1-2:30 p.m., from January 20 until March 31.
You can register through Zoom for all the sessions or just topics you are interested in. Make sure to scroll and select all days you would like to attend. Registration is free.
If needed, CEU credit will be provided through FNGLA. The fee per CEU credit is $15.
January 20
Introductory Remarks
UF/IFAS Vice President, Dr. Scott Angle
Panel: State of the Florida Landscape Industry
Rick Hudak, Lennar; Phillip Hisey, On Top of the World; Adam Jones, Massey Services
January 27
Evaluating and Comparing Water Conservation Program Impacts
Dr. Nick Taylor
Collaborative Planning for the Future of Water Resources in Central Florida: Central Florida Water Initiative
Dr. Yilin Zhuang
February 3
Using Alternative Groundcover Species to Increase Native Biodiversity in Florida Landscapes
Dr. Basil Iannone, Wendy Wilber
Conserving Bird Habitat in Cities
Dr. Mark Hostetler, Jan Archer, Ryan Buron
February 10
Reducing Herbicide Use While Improving Weed Control in the Landscape through Integrated Weed Management
Dr. Chris Marble
Breeding Turf for Our Future Landscapes
Dr. Kevin Kenworthy
February 17
Linking Landscape Styles and FFL Principles to Create Future Florida Landscapes
Dr. Gail Hansen
Community by Design
Dr. Taylor Clem
February 24
Investigating Rebate Incentives for Alternative Residential Landscapes in Florida
Dr. Hayk Khatchatryan
March 3
Homeowner Behavior and the Future of Urban Landscaping
Dr. Paul Monaghan, Maria Morera
March 10
What’s Going on in Your Stormwater Pond? An Overview of Carbon and Nutrient Cycling Research in Urban Ponds
Dr. Mary Lusk
Can Stormwater Ponds Protect Downstream Water Quality While Remaining an Amenity for the Community?
Dr. AJ Reisinger
March 17
Compost Amending New Residential Landscapes in Florida: Research and Policy
Dr. Eban Bean; Kevin Coyne, FDEP
March 24
Homeowner Associations and the Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Act
Barbara Stage, Stage Law
Certification: One Piece of the Sustainable Landscaping Puzzle
Lorna Bravo; Deirdre Irwin, SJRWMD
March 31
Panel: Looking Back in the Past, to the Present, and Toward the Future
Ben Bolusky, FNGLA; Stacie Greco, Alachua County EPD; Deirdre Irwin, SJRWMD