Humber College - Landscape Ontario

A Humber College student sets a stone at her school’s Congress garden build; a foundation for her future career.

Congress opens doors

Congress welcomes young people to great careers.

Students had a big presence at this year’s Congress. Pictured here are students from Niagara College.

Students express their thoughts on experiences at Congress

I spoke with a number of teachers and students on how they felt about experiencing Congress.

Students planting a four-year grafted butternut at Humber Arboretum

Humber launches project to conserve endangered trees

Efforts focused on preserving endangered butternut tree.

Humber announces new arboretum director

Denise Devlin-Li, dean of Humber School of Applied Technology, announced the appointment of Alexandra (Alix) Link to the position of director of the Humber Arboretum.

From left, Sally Harvey, LO education and labour manager; Joe Tomona, associate dean, Humber College School of Applied Technology; honouree Tony DiGiovanni; Denise Devlin-Li, dean, School of Applied Technology; Anna Marie DiCarlo, sister of Tony DiGiovanni and Terry Murphy, retired Landscape Ontario human resources manager and Humber instructor.

DiGiovanni receives honourary degree

LO executive director was awarded a honourary Bachelor Degree in Applied Studies from the Humber College.

Important survey to help fill gaps for skilled trades for the landscape industry

Landscape Ontario, in partnership with Humber College and Ontario Parks Association, successfully achieved the support of the Government of Ontario to obtain a Market Partnership Grant.

Two Ontario projects part of sustainable sites study

Two Ontario projects are part of an international pilot project to evaluate a new rating system for sustainable landscapes.

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