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Membership to Professional Practice Networks (PPN) is open to all members of ASLA. There are 20 PPNs that cover a wide-range of practice areas. They provide excellent opportunities for professionals interested in the same areas of practice to exchange information, learn about current practices and research, and network with each other—both online and in person at the ASLA Annual Meeting.

Each PPN contributes to The Field, a blog that replaces annual newsletters. It was created to give members who work in landscape architecture a place to exchange information, learn about recent work and research, and share their thoughts about current happenings. All contributions are by PPN members, for PPN members. Among its benefits are to:

take advantage of the many overlapping issues and common interests;
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