October 8, 2024
Fusion Landscape Conference 2024
Thursday, December 5, 2024 | 9 AM - 4 PM
Landscape Ontario | 7856 Fifth Line S, Milton
Get inspired by:
- Leading industry guest speakers.
- Interactive breakout sessions.
- In-depth discussion panel with certified FLPs.
- Networking with like-minded, environmentally focused professionals.
And BONUS
Registration and attendance of this conference will include the re-certification fee for your Fusion Landscape Professional (FLP) designation, and will provide you with 7 CEUs (of 24 required to re-certify).
PLUS! Get an update on the future of FLP and exciting news about how you can involve your whole team. Together we will Nurture the Future.
Gourmet buffet lunch included.
Cost: $50 per attendee
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Featured speakers:
Adele Pierre
Landscape Architect
Adele Pierre Landscape Architect is acknowledged as a leader in ecologically sound solutions for landscapes. The firm regularly provides training for businesses and landscape professionals in the use of sustainable materials, water conservation and stormwater management through the use of native plantings. As a landscape architect and arborist, Adele Pierre has designed projects requiring sensitivity to the changing requirements of municipalities and conservation authorities. Projects have twice been awarded Hamilton Urban Design and Architecture Awards (2018, 2022). Designs have also been recognized with Kitchener Environmental Awards and Landscape Ontario Awards of Excellence.
Qualifications:
Masters in Landscape Architecture University of Guelph
Landscape Architect with seal OALA, CSLA
Diploma in Horticulture, Ontario Agricultural College
Certified ISA Arborist
Certified Landscape Designer
Fusion Landscape Professional
Green Roof Professional
Daniel Filippi
Research Scientist, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
Daniel Filippi is a research scientist with TRCA's Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program (STEP). He has developed a number of provincially and nationally-recognized flood and climate change-related training programs that encourage the use of low impact development practices and natural based solutions for governments, consultants and ICI/MURB owners to adopt for various development projects. Daniel also conducts LID construction and maintenance inspections for TRCA's municipal partners ensuring appropriate design, implementation and future performance of these features are properly met. He has authored several peer-reviewed journal articles on the water quality impacts of the funeral industry on receiving waterbodies, the effects of alternative non-pesticide deterrents on invasive carp species, and mitigating future climatic impacts in Canada through targeted mechanisms aimed at private businesses, capital markets, and government agencies. Recently, he contributed to the development of a new national standard on flood resilient design for residential communities (CSA W210:21) and is the primary author of the “LID SWM Planning and Design Guide” which has updated the original 2010 version into an accessible, interactive wiki-site for practitioners.
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