Landscape Architects

In 1992 Karol Kulas received a Recognition Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects. This is for dedicated service from 1986 – 1992 to the Profession of Landscape Architecture and the American Society of Landscape Architects.

In 2008 Karol Kulas received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. This award honors an individual whose career has advanced the profession of landscape architecture in Wisconsin through extraordinary leadership and professional works.

From 1982 through 1992 Karol Kulas was involved with the Experienced Based Career Education Program with the New Berlin Public Schools. This program is part of an educational process that affords students the opportunity to be exposed to different careers and work environments through hands-on work experiences with local employers. Experiences are directly aligned to a students anticipated career interests. This involves a mentoring relationship between students and professionals, providing opportunities for students to develop skills, habits and coursework with the world of work. Our firm was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation from New Berlin Public Schools.

From 1997 through 2003 Karol Kulas served on the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB). The mission of the LAAB is to evaluate, advocate for, and advance the quality of education in landscape architectural programs. The LAAB develops and promulgates the accreditation standards, rules and procedures for conducting the accreditation process. The LAAB is the accrediting organization for landscape architectural programs. As such, the LAAB develops standards to objectively evaluate landscape architectural programs and judges whether a school's landscape architectural program is in compliance with the accreditation standards.

In 2005 Greg Long received a Recognition Award for Public Service from the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects for exemplary community service.

On March 21, 2014 Gregory Long, PLA, ASLA received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects. This award honors an individual whose career has advanced the profession of landscape architecture in Wisconsin through extraordinary leadership and professional works.

From 1994 through 1998 Greg Long served as the Wisconsin Nursery Association's Representative to the Great Lakes Nursery Leadership Council. This is an organization of nursery industry associations of eight states whose purpose is the exchange of information to foster leadership, communication and improve nursery associations.

In 2008 Greg Long was recognized by the Wisconsin Council on Invasive Species with an Invader Crusader Award for outstanding achievement and effort in the fight against Invasive Species. The Invader Crusader Award honors Wisconsin citizens for their significant contribution to prevent or eradicate invasive species that harm Wisconsin's lands and waters.

In 2003 Greg Long received a Distinguished Service Award from the Wisconsin Landscape Federation for 30 years of dedication, service and leadership to the horticultural industry.

In 2012 Greg Long was named to The Wisconsin Green Industry's Hall of Fame. Few people have given more to the betterment of the Green Industry and the environment. He has received numerous leadership and distinguished service awards from both government and industry organizations. For more than 40 years Greg has volunteered his time, talent and leadership to the ultimate benefit of our industry and environment of the State of Wisconsin.