Fieldday Call For Proposals

The ASLA chapters of New England invite our landscape architecture community to submit proposals to lead sessions at Fieldday 2026: New England's Conference on Landscape Architecture. Rural to urban, forest to field to shore, backyard to watershed, proposals are encouraged from across the New England region, discussing ideas and work at every scale.

This year’s theme: “Nor’easter; The power of change in New England.”

Attendance will be approximately 450. Members + non-members, emerging professionals to established leaders, landscape architects + engineers + builders + others within our ecosystem, this includes you! 

We welcome proposals for 

• Presentation Sessions (60 min)

• Lightning Talks (5 min) 

• Site Tours (typically 90 min, though can vary)

Presentation Sessions and the Lightning Talks will take place in person at Fieldday, New England's Conference on Landscape Architecture on Friday, May 1 at the David Rubenstein Treehouse at Harvard University in Boston, MA.

Site Tours can happen in/near Boston on Saturday, May 2 OR anywhere in New England at another date that you propose.

If you want to submit more than one thing, great! Please fill out the form multiple times.

Submit Your Proposal Here

All submissions are due by the end of Monday, February 2, 2026.

Click here for all about Fieldday. Questions? Email conference@bslanow.org.

Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association

Dreams & Solutions: Green Industry Winter Forum and Trade Show

February 4–5

Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel & Trade Center, Marlborough, MA

Program link:

https://mnla.com/events/2026-winter-forum/#!event-register/2025/2/12/dreams-solutions-green-

Earn 4 MCH credits when attending both days, 2 MCH credits available for single day attendance.

• MCH and pesticide credits for educational sessions

• Speakers from New England and beyond

• After hours social networking

• And more!

In person at the Taproom at the Hangar in Amherst.

Let's get social! Join us for a post-holiday social with our Western Mass landscape architecture community. All are welcome!

Get tickets here.

The Western Mass section of BSLA invites our larger landscape, architecture, design & construction community to join us for a fun evening to celebrate the winter season & kick off the New Year.

Say hi to old friends and meet someone new... Bring a coworker, family, friends, all are welcome! Come and hang out + share good cheer.

Tickets are free for members, $10 non-members, and include lots of hot appetizers, 1 drink ticket! Non-members, partners, family, and friends are welcome.

There will also be a slideshow celebrating WMBSLA members' work and our landscape architecture community. We look forward to seeing you there!

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The Winter Social is generously sponsored by

Massachusetts Nursery and Landscape Association

Dreams & Solutions: Green Industry Winter Forum and Trade Show

February 4–5

Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel & Trade Center, Marlborough, MA

Program link:

https://mnla.com/events/2026-winter-forum/#!event-register/2025/2/12/dreams-solutions-green-

Earn 4 MCH credits when attending both days, 2 MCH credits available for single day attendance.

• MCH and pesticide credits for educational sessions

• Speakers from New England and beyond

• After hours social networking

• And more!

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series kicks off with a talk by Professor Elizabeth Brabec and her research team on Thursday, February 5th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

The annual UMass Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning Career Fair brings together firms, agencies, and organizations across New England to connect with students studying landscape architecture, planning, and design. The event is organized by the UMass Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects and provides a great opportunity to meet emerging professionals, share work, and build future connections.

Interested in attending? Contact Trisha at tbhattachary@umass.edu for details or to reserve a table.

Online. Free.

Grow Native Massachusetts: Evenings with Experts

From Wasteland to Wonder

Basil Camu, Author, From Wasteland to Wonder: Easy Ways We Can Help Heal Earth in the Sub/Urban Landscape

February 11 | 7:00 - 8:30pm

Register

The way we currently manage our suburban and urban landscapes is creating an ecological wasteland. Fortunately, we have an alternative path: by working ​​with natural systems instead of against them, we have the power to help Earth heal. Basil will begin by discussing the functions of natural systems and how they’re being damaged by standard land care practices. Then he will delve into impactful ways we can take action, from planting saplings and saving mature trees, to creating pocket forests and replacing our lawns with Piedmont prairies. Finally, for those who want to help shift paradigms even more, Basil will introduce us to his initiative Project Pando, which provides a  model for community-based efforts that gather native seeds, raise them into trees, and give them away for free.

Basil Camu pursues his purpose and passions as the co-founder of Leaf & Limb, a tree care company in Raleigh, NC, and Project Pando, a non-profit that aims to connect people to trees. He is an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist and author of the book From Wasteland to Wonder - Easy Ways We Can Help Heal Earth in the Sub/Urban Landscape. His work has been featured in the New York Times, Gardenista, and A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture Series panel discussion featuring graduates of the landscape architecture program at UMass Amherst. This event will be held on Thursday, February 12th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. Free. All welcome.

Zoom link here

Including a presentation by Marie Chieppo

Meadows can be an overwhelming prospect but they can be much more manageable when key characteristics of the soil and plants are the foundation of design. Knowledge of species-specific longevity, the processes of succession and competition, soil characteristics and root morphology improves the likelihood of success with beautiful results.

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Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture presented by Eric Toensmeier on Thursday, February 26th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture presented by Rizqa Hidayani on Thursday, March 5th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

In Person. Free.

Grow Native Massachusetts: Evenings with Experts

Unlocking the Mysteries of Native Plant Selection

Kim Eierman, Author, The Pollinator Victory Garden

March 11 | 7:00 - 8:30pm

Where: IN PERSON at the Cambridge Public Library, 449 Broadway, Cambridge, MA

When choosing native plants, you have to ask the right questions to get the best results. Kim Eierman will help you sort out the mysteries and complexities of native plant selection including:  Am I buying a genetic clone, and does it matter? What are local ecotypes and where can I buy them? Are native cultivars ok? Are dwarf nativars ecologically-useful? What’s the tradeoff with double flowers? Which native plants require pollination partners (i.e. are dioecious) and how do I source them? What are the pros and cons of planting native seeds vs. live plants? Get the answers you need to make your native landscape both beautiful and eco-beneficial.

Kim Eierman is the Founder of EcoBeneficial LLC and author of The Pollinator Victory Garden: Win the War on Pollinator Decline with Ecological Gardening. She is an ecological landscape designer and environmental horticulturist specializing in native plants.  Based in New York, Kim teaches at the New York Botanical Garden and Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and is a Steering Committee member of The Native Plant Center.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

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Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture presented by Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra on Thursday, March 26th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture presented by Evan Abramson on Thursday, April 2nd, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture presented by Jennifer Verprauskus and Jenn Nawada on Thursday, April 9th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this lecture will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture Series special event featuring talks on research by PhD in Regional Planning students and candidates at UMass Amherst. This event will be held on Thursday, April 16th, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this discussion will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

In Person and Online. Free.

Grow Native Massachusetts: Evenings with Experts

How to Grow a Better Bird Feeder

Desirée L. Narango, Conservation Biologist, Vermont Center for EcoStudies

April 16 | 7:00 - 8:30pm

Where: IN PERSON at First Parish Church, 7 Harrington Rd, Lexington, MA & ONLINE via Zoom

Sign Up for Zoom (No Registration Needed to Attend in Person)

Bird populations are declining at an alarming rate due to habitat loss, climate change, and pesticides. Fortunately, there are simple actions you can take to restore critical bird habitat in your yards and gardens. In this talk, Desirée will share her research on the importance of native plants to food webs, why insects matter for bird conservation, and the practical steps you can take to support bird habitat throughout the year.

Desirée L. Narango is a conservation scientist at the Vermont Center for EcoStudies. Her research program focuses on understanding how global change impacts bird and insect populations, and identifying conservation solutions in human-dominated habitats including residential yards and urban green spaces. Desirée has a Ph.D. in Entomology and Wildlife Ecology from the University of Delaware.

Landscape architects + designers + students + friends:

Please save the date for this year’s WMBSLA Service Day in Northampton. Details coming soon!

RSVP Here

If you own gloves or loppers, please bring them!

Please email Jeff and Chris with any questions.

All are welcome + appreciated.

Thank you!

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NOTE: RSVP appreciated, not required; it's OK to just show up! The tickets are only to help us with planning.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture Series panel discussion featuring graduates of the regional planning master's program at UMass Amherst. This event will be held on Thursday, April 23rd, at 4:00 p.m. in the Design Building Lecture Hall (room 170). Admission is free and open to the public. Snacks and drinks will be provided.

A recording of this discussion will be posted to UMass LARP's YouTube channel following the event.

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

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Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Free. In person in the John W. Olver Design Building Lecture Hall (Room 170), University of Massachusetts Amherst.

The UMass Department of Landscape Architecture & Regional Planning's Zube Lecture Series invites leading scholars and practitioners from around the world to give weekly talks on major topics in landscape architecture, planning, sustainability, and related fields. 

The spring semester Zube Lecture Series continues with a Zube Lecture Series special event to announce and celebrate the 2026 recipients of the UMass LARP annual student awards. 

See details on this lecture and the entire series.

In Person and Online. Free.

Grow Native Massachusetts: Evenings with Experts

Explore the Nighttime World of Caterpillars & Moths

May 20 | 7:00 - 8:30pm

Where: IN PERSON at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill, 11 French Drive, Boylston, MA & ONLINE via Zoom

Sign Up for Zoom (No Registration Needed to Attend in Person)

The Caterpillar Lab will present a photograph and video packed talk that explores the nighttime world of caterpillars, moths, and how to find them. Join us to learn how we can explore our own backyard habitats through the eyes of a moth, using UV and special light traps to uncover a whole new perspective. This special lecture will include time to meet a few special caterpillar specimens up close and, and chat with Caterpillar Lab educators about all things local caterpillar. In-person attendees will also get to try out blacklight flashlights!

The Caterpillar Lab is a non-profit based in New Hampshire that fosters greater appreciation and care for the complexity and beauty of natural history through live caterpillar educational programs, research initiatives, and photography and film projects. They believe that an increased awareness of one’s local environment is the foundation on which healthy and responsible attitudes towards the broader natural systems of this world are built.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

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Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

In Person at Progression Brewery, Northampton

The Western Mass Section of BSLA invites students, landscape architects, designers, teachers, makers, and all in our larger landscape architecture community to a Summer Social! Classmates, colleagues, friends, ALL ARE WELCOME.

RSVP Here

Say hi to old friends and meet someone new... Bring a coworker, family, friends, ALL ARE WELCOME. UMass and Five College and Conway students, this includes you!

Tickets are free for students + members, $10 non-members, and include lots of hot appetizers and 1 free drink ticket. Come and hang out + share good cheer.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

.

Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

.

Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

.

Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

In person. Free.

Join us for a hike, a beer, or both!

Landscape architects + designers, students + coworkers, family + friends:

Join us for a light-hearted fall hike, followed by food and drink. A Western Mass BSLA Social!

The "agenda" is to enjoy this special landscape and have fun together. We'll meet at Mass Audobon's Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary in Easthampton at 10:30am and hike some of their 4 miles of trails.

Afterwards, we'll head over to Abandoned Building Brewery -- around noon.

The Arcadia entrance fee + the first round of drinks will be covered by BSLA.

RSVP here

All are welcome. Say hi to an old friend and meet someone new. Bring a partner, or kids, or a classmate... you get the idea. Five College students, this includes you! The vibe is informal and fun.

PLEASE NOTE: Tickets are FREE. RSVP requested to make communication easier in case of bad weather. We aim to go in most conditions, but if anything changes due to weather, we'll email all ticket holders + will announce here and via Instagram (@BSLAoffice).

At Arcadia or at the Brewery, it is OK to just show up, too.

Please come dressed for the weather, with shoes good for walking, water bottle and sun protection.

Directions: click here.

Join us outside! We look forward to seeing you

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

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Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

.

Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

.

Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.

Online.

This is the monthly meeting of BSLA’s elected Executive Committee (“ExComm”), Section chairs, Student chapter leaders, and Committee leaders. All members from Maine and Massachuetts are welcome to attend.

This typically takes place on the third Thursday of the month.

The regular agenda includes brief updates, questions, and calls-to-action from each of the leaders and the work that they represent, along with longer discussions on special topics. If you have a topic to bring to an ExComm meeting, please email BSLA President, Michelle Crowley.

It’s our regular, essential moment to connect and coordinate our activities across Mass & Maine, AND our means to collaboratively discuss questions, issues, and other important things.

The 2026 Zoom link is here. Email Gretchen to be added to the calendar invite. Join us!

Online. All welcome.

Zoom link here

.

Welcome to the Plant Sourcing Task Force. This group focuses on anti-neonicotinoids as well as other issues such as seed grown plants, local ecotypes, etc.

All are welcome.