Environmental Landscape Management

About this programme

Important: This program is unavailable. Explore Related Programs for more options. Seneca’s Environmental Landscape Management (EVL) diploma program prepares students for sustainable careers in today’s landscape industry. Delivered at Seneca’s King Campus, learning takes place across more than 200 acres of meadows, wetlands, forests, lakes and agricultural fields, immersing students in a real-world, experiential learning environment. Students develop practical skills in landscape design, installation, maintenance and restoration through a mix of classroom instruction, fieldwork and applied projects. The program covers both traditional and emerging practices, including sustainable site development, naturalized and fusion landscapes and low-impact land management. A strong emphasis on ecology and plant materials helps students understand how human activity shapes the environment. With growing demand for environmentally skilled landscape professionals, EVL graduates are well prepared for careers with municipalities, conservation authorities, public agencies and private landscape firms. Knowledge of the latest landscaping techniques, including fusion landscaping approaches An advanced awareness of ecology and the interactions between humans, plants and the environment. This program offers the option to complete a co-op work term, providing valuable hands-on experience in your field of study. If you are interested in completing a co-op work term, apply to the PROGRAMNAME program.​ If you select the co-op stream you will have the opportunity to participate in a co-op term(