Check Out This Unique Opportunity! UW-Madison Capstone Project
This is truly a win-win opportunity! The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture at the University of Wisconsin - Madison is currently pursuing opportunities for design and planning service projects to be considered for the 2022-2023 Senior Capstone Project for Landscape Architects.
Most projects are focused on community design/placemaking,
urban/industrial redevelopments, water fronts, and park/open space planning.
Applications are due August 12. Projects will take place from September
2022 to May 2023.
This may be a great opportunity for your community by providing a planning opportunity to the next generation of landscape architects and planners!
Click Here for examples of recent projects and application information.

The Survey Says…..APA-WI Annual Conference Provided High Impact Learning Opportunities
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s APA-WI Annual Conference. It was packed full of interesting and informative presentations, workshops and tours. Additional thanks to those who took the time to respond to our post-conference survey. See the infographic below for survey highlights.
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APA-Wisconsin Chapter Board Statement on Racial Equity Racial Equity: A Call to Action
Read the statement endorsed by the APA-WI Chapter Board of Directors and by the APA-WI Equity and Diversity Committee.
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APA-Wisconsin's Resources and Tips for COVID-19 and Public Meetings
Due to the COVID-19 health emergency, communities around the state are faced with the challenge of holding remote public meetings. In order to help planners and staff navigate this daunting task, APA-Wisconsin has created a webpage with information about available technologies and tips for holding productive public meetings from afar.
We hope to be a valuable resource for members and practitioners in Wisconsin and will continue to update the page with new information and suggestions.
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