Continuing Educations Credits at GISC: Earn While Your Learn
The conference is eligible for earning Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for CNLA’s national Landscape Horticulture Certification Program designations (1 CEU per hour of instruction/session); refer to the CNLA RECERTIFICATION PAGE for details.
Some sessions are eligible for the International Society of Arboriculture’s (ISA) Continuing Education Units (CEU’s) and for Pesticide Applicator Re-certification Credits. In order to qualify for credits please ensure you fill out the relevant information on the Registration form. Landscape Alberta will submit your credits to the governing body to be applied.
International Society of Arboriculture’s (ISA) Continuing Education Units
The following courses have been submitted for approval for credits:
- Toward the Development of an Effective Biocontrol for Emerald Ash Borer Using Entomopathogenic Fungi from Minnesota – Colin Peters
- Effects of Climate Change on Plants & Insects – Dr. Ken Fry
- Mulch Matters – How a Properly Chosen Mulch Will Support Tree Growth and Reduce Fire Risk – Linda Chalker-Scott
- Horticultural Myths, Lies, and BS (Bad Science) – Linda Chalker-Scott
Pesticide Applicator Re-certification Credits
The following courses have been submitted for approval for credits:
- Mites on Greenhouse Crops: Their Biology, Damage, and Management – Dr. Ken Fry
- Toward the Development of an Effective Biocontrol for Emerald Ash Borer Using Entomopathogenic Fungi from Minnesota – Colin Peters
- Effects of Climate Change on Plants & Insects – Dr. Ken Fry
- Growing Resilient Landscapes: Tree Pests, Weed Regulation Updates, and the Wildflowers Not Weeds Movement – Megan Evans
- Building Superheroes: Turfgrass Breeding, Genetics, and Varietal Advances – Jason Pick
- Hand Watering and Irrigation Management Tips & Tools – Louis Damm
This course may qualify for credits in other provinces. Please refer to your province’s governing body for qualification and submission requirements.