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TBG Sponsors ASLA’s “Schoolyards in Bloom: Exploring Pollinators Through Landscape Architecture”

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08.20.25
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culture
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Rachel Hagens

At TBG Partners, we believe in creating sustainable, vibrant landscapes that not only enhance the beauty of our communities but also support thriving ecosystems. That’s why we’re excited to be the national sponsor for ASLA’s latest career discovery resource, “Schoolyards in Bloom: Exploring Pollinators Through Landscape Architecture.” A new educational poster initiative and a science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) program designed for students in grades K–8.

Why This Matters to TBG Partners
Our purpose is to plan and design landscapes that are not only beautiful but also sustainable and resilient. We value education and understand the importance of early exposure to nature and fostering a deep connection between students and their environment. In return, the health of our landscapes is deeply connected to an understanding and appreciation of our ecosystems.

By getting involved with initiatives like ASLA’s “Schoolyards in Bloom” program, we are supporting teachers across the country with materials to create a holistic educational experience – one that introduces young learners to the natural world. In doing so, we promote not only an inspiring introduction to the role of a landscape architect and profound appreciation for the outdoors but also leverage the benefits of nature in enhancing academic performance, focus, behavior, creativity, and a genuine love for learning. What begins as a hands-on classroom lesson can blossom into a lifelong calling – encouraging future landscape architects, environmental stewards, and community voices to imagine places where nature and people thrive together.

For us, this sponsorship is more than support for a single educational initiative – it’s an investment in future generations, in environmental literacy, and in a vision of landscapes where people and nature flourish in harmony.

Stay tuned for more updates as the program launches this month!