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NATIONWIDE VETERANS DAY COMMUNITY LANDSCAPE SERVICE PROGRAM

Aug 22
2 min read

REMEMBER • HONOR • SERVE • GROW


Personification is a figurative tool.
Personification is a figurative tool.

This Veterans Day, LANDSCAPE MARSHAL is inviting landscape professionals across America to give back to their communities through their skills, time, and resources.

Landscape professionals can participate by creating or improving meaningful outdoor spaces that honor veterans and military service.


Next generation centric
Next generation centric

PROJECT IDEAS


  • Plant a Veterans Memorial Tree

  • Create a Veterans Memorial Garden

  • Build or improve a community memorial

  • Restore a veterans' organization or cemetery landscape

  • Create a POW/MIA remembrance garden

  • Organize a community landscape volunteer day

  • Donate professional landscape services or materials

  • Create a veteran tribute garden, planting area, or memorial space


Projects can be large or small. A single tree, garden bed, cleanup project, or professional consultation can become a meaningful community tribute.


GET INVOLVED


Landscape contractors, designers, architects, arborists, horticulturists, maintenance professionals, nurseries, suppliers, educators, and other landscape-trade professionals are encouraged to participate.


Find a local veteran, veterans organization, memorial, cemetery, municipality, school, civic group, or community site that could benefit—and use your professional skills to help create a lasting place of honor.


DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM


The LANDSCAPE MARSHAL Nationwide Veterans Day Community Landscape Service Program provides ideas, project guidance, participation suggestions, and a framework for organizing a local Veterans Day landscape service project.


Download the complete program and start planning your community project!




LANDSCAPE MARSHAL CAN HELP — FREE OF CHARGE


LANDSCAPE MARSHAL is available to assist participating landscape professionals and community organizers free of charge with developing project ideas, organizing a community service concept, planning memorial trees and gardens, developing landscape concepts, and preparing communication materials. The goal is to help landscape professionals across America use their knowledge and trade skills to give back, honor veterans, remember those who served, and create meaningful places for future generations.


REMEMBER • HONOR • SERVE • GROW



 
 
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