TCLF is pleased to welcome American Photo magazine as a sponsor and curator of original photography for the 2010 Landslide initiative: Every Tree Tells a Story.
TCLF has just launched its Facebook page where links to the latest news, information, oral histories, conferences and numerous other activities will be posted. Become a Fan of TCLF to receive information as soon as it goes live.
Since its launch in October, the What’s Out There designed landscape database has garnered unprecedented media attention, with coverage in more than 40 media outlets.
As part of TCLF's ever-expanding new Wiki-based website, we are pleased to announce the launch of Birnbaum's Blog. This new feature will allow the President to comment on current and timely issues and will allow readers to participate in the discussion.
To celebrate the 2009 publication of Shaping the American Landscape, a series of regional symposia was held to celebrate the legacy of the remarkable pioneers who have shaped our collective landscape.
The Cultural Landscape Foundation joins the country in mourning the death of Lawrence Halprin, who passed away Sunday, October 25th at his home in Kentfield, California.
TCLF held its fifth annual Silent Auction from September 19-20th in Chicago in conjunction with the American Society of Landscape Architects' (ASLA) annual meeting. Thanks to our generous donors and bidders, the auction was a tremendous success.
