The CSLA is committed to advancing the profession and maintaining standards of professional practice. Learn more about all CSLA continuing education opportunities below.
Upcoming CSLA Webinars and Events
Check out our list of upcoming webinars and events here.
CSLA's Continuing Education Resources
Visit the CSLA Resource Library to browse through a full catalogue of CE resources on a range of topics from the CSLA and other sources.
The CSLA also features the following CE resources:
- Events Calendar (including conferences, webinars, lectures, etc.)
- Canadian Landscape Standard (a free download for CSLA members)
- CSLA-hosted Webinars (recorded) (featuring CSLA members)
- CSLA's Annual Congress
External Continuing Education Resources
ISDM - Online landscape architecture courses
Vectorworks University — Webinars and Online Courses
Project for Public Spaces — Training and events
Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals - Workshops and webinars
Smart Growth — Webinars, videos and podcasts
Creative City Network — Online publications and training
James Urban — Resources, videos and webinars
Artscape DIY — Resources and Webinars
Federation of Canadian Municipalities — Events and webinars
International Society of Arboriculture — Publications and events
880 Cities — Resources
Landscape and Urban Planning: An International Journal of Landscape Science, Planning and Design — Free articles available under "Open Access" and "Editors' Choice"
Natural Resources Training Group — Online, in-person and blended training courses
Gaia College — Online organic horticulture courses and webinars
CSLA's Model Continuing Education Program Guide
The CSLA’s Model Continuing Education (CE) Program was designed to streamline Continuing Education across Canada. The CSLA’s Model CE Program is intended to address CE-administered programs in the various components. This program has therefore been designed as a template or a starting point. Component associations may choose to implement the program as presented, or tailor the program according to the requirements of their organization, their membership, operational capacity or geographic location. Download the CSLA's Model Continuing Education Program Guide