Landscape Architecture | Continuing Education

Tree spacing, sizing the tree opening, and water harvesting are discussed as three design issues that impact the long-term health of urban trees.

This webinar will discuss the biological and arboriculture basis for understanding the requirements and look at typical design decisions and how they affect the long term project performance. This webinar shares how design decision can be made to achieve the design goals while meeting the needs of the trees. Ways to change the design approach in order to create sustainable design decisions are discussed.

This course was created in partnership with DeepRoot and James Urban, FASLA

General Course Information

Credits	1 CEU/CE/PH/CH
HSW	Yes
Format	Pre-recorded webinar
Presenter	James Urban and DeepRoot

LA CES Approved	Yes
States: AK, AL, AR, CT, DE, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MD, MO, MS, NE, NH, NM, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI, WV, WY	Yes
North Carolina	Yes
New York ***Each licensee is responsible for determining if this course meets the state requirements	***
New Jersey	Yes
Florida	Yes
GA, MN, and SD **There is no process to get courses pre-approved in your state, but there should be no issues getting this course approved. If not approved, we will exchange it for another course or provide a full refund.	Yes **See explanation

Canada Provinces and Territories

British Columbia	Yes, per reciprocity with LA CES
Ontario	Yes, per reciprocity with LA CES

Three Design Issues That Impact Long-Term Health of Urban Trees -

Course Description and Credit Information

Course curriculum

Three Design Issues that Impact Long Term Health of Urban Trees

Three Design Issues that Impact Long Term Health of Urban Trees Quiz

Three Design Issues that Impact Long Term Health of Urban Trees Survey

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