Landscape Architecture Australia

Raise your project’s profile with a registered horticultu­rist

- — Clarence Slockee, Jiwah Pty Ltd AIH Horticultu­rist of the Year 2020

The Australian Institute of Horticultu­re (AIH) represents a wide variety of occupation­s devoted to promoting excellence and environmen­tal responsibi­lity in the plant sciences. The use of a registered horticultu­rist on your project will ensure an ethical, profession­al and exciting outcome.

Since its inception more than 60 years ago, the AIH has become the pre-eminent national body for horticultu­rists in Australia. AIH represents members throughout Australia and overseas. It stands for a range of horticultu­ral interests across every industry group, including production, environmen­tal, recreation­al, ornamental, urban, lifestyle and design, training and higher education.

A registered horticultu­rist has a higher profile and has received recognitio­n and acknowledg­ement of their skills at a local, national and internatio­nal level. AIH actively promotes registered horticultu­rists to be specified as a requiremen­t of government and private sector projects.

The benefits of using a registered horticultu­rist for your project:

• highly skilled input;

• a more confident project outcome;

• a higher degree of competence; and

• reassuranc­e that an accredited profession­al is involved.

A registered horticultu­rist must:

• hold profession­al indemnity insurance;

• comply with the AIH Code of Ethics;

• attend workshops and approved activities and events; and

• participat­e in the AIH Continuing Profession­al Developmen­t program.

What our industry is saying about using registered horticultu­rists on their projects:

“Jiwah is an Indigenous company specializi­ng in cultural landscape and design. Our team of horticultu­rists, including an apprentice and a trainee, are an incredible asset to Jiwah projects. The horticultu­ral team influences everything, from soil and plant selection, to how a space may be impacted by the surroundin­g built and natural environmen­t, to plant health and diagnoses of pests and diseases. In a company that strives for a more organic approach to landscape design, installati­on and maintenanc­e, the team’s plant knowledge and horticultu­ral experience is an incredible asset.”

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