The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has marked World Landscape Architecture Month (WLAM) 2026 with a series of theme-based social media campaigns. The month-long event, spearheaded by ASLA, is designed to honor the profession’s impact on community development and environmental health.

‘Landscape Architecture in Action’ is this year’s theme and will focus on the tangible process of transforming ideas into built environments. ASLA states that the initiative aims to highlight how designed spaces—ranging from parks and schoolyards to waterfronts and streetscapes—support public health, resilience and daily life.

Throughout April, ASLA encourages chapters, firms, students and partners to participate in making the profession more visible. The organization has released a series of weekly prompts to guide social media engagement. Weekly themes include ‘Action Through Design,’ focusing on project development from concept to completion, and ‘Action Through Practice,’ highlighting the technical and collaborative work behind construction.

Later weeks will explore career discovery, mentorship and the impact of design on community wellbeing. The final week will address leadership in climate resilience, biodiversity and equity. Participants are encouraged to post using the hashtag #WLAM2026 and tag @nationalasla.

Find out more about WLAM 2026 here.