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Last chance to help shape Pro Landscaper magazine

Last chance to help shape Pro Landscaper magazine

The Pro Landscaper Reader Survey is open to submissions for just one more week.

For the last two weeks, Pro Landscaper readers have had a chance to vocalise their opinions on the magazine in an effort to help shape its future. 

Whether there’s a particular person or company you’d like to see featured, a topic you’d like to read more about; Pro Landscaper are all ears. 

In the same regard, Pro Landscaper also want to hear about your favourite articles and what you would like to continue to see throughout the issue. Whether that’s particular suppliers, products or certain contributors.

Bethany Vann, deputy editor of Pro Landscaper also urges readers to submit their insight:

“At Pro Landscaper we’re never ones to sit still, we are always looking for ways to grow, and what better way to evolve than through feedback? We’ve been the trusted source of news and insights for the industry for almost 15 years; a large part of that is because we remain steadfast in our commitment to listening to what it is our readers want. 

“So, help shape the future of Pro Landscaper magazine with your feedback today!”

For a chance to win a £100 Amazon voucher, submit your thoughts and opinions in the Pro Landscaper Reader Survey before it closes on 7 November. 

Pro Landscaper Reader Survey

Landscape Institute invites opinions on LVIA accreditation scheme

Landscape Institute invites opinions on LVIA accreditation scheme

The Landscape Institute (LI) has launched a study to investigate the potential of developing a landscape and visual impact assessment (LVIA) quality mark accreditation scheme. 

A LVIA quality mark would provide a formal accreditation route to upload standards of the vital landscape assessment tool. 

Allowing organisations in the UK to commit to excellence in their LVIA activities, the LVIA accreditation would be a voluntary scheme separate from the LI registration. 

The crafting of an LVIA Quality Mark would also tackle issues around LVIA terminology and definitions, such as ‘competent expert’ and ‘sufficient expertise’.

To gather feedback, the LI has asked members and non-members to complete a questionnaire for their opinions on what should be included in a LVIA accreditation scheme, any interest and next steps. 

Participants are invited to complete the questionnaire here. 

The LI will also be hosting a free webinar on 25 September 2025, which can be registered for here.

Click here to find out more information.

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