Seneca's King Campus is part of a provincially significant wetland complex and is a valued source of headwaters to the Humber Rivers watershed, which is part of the Canadian Heritage Rivers System. In this unique two-year diploma program, the majority of your outdoor training will take place on this land. You will study ecology, traditional types of landscaping, practical skills and receive an overview of the ecosystem allowing you to understand the impact humans have on the environment and how to protect and restore its natural landscapes.

 

The demand for environmental landscape management is growing within private and public organizations, therefore employers are in search of graduates who are committed, skilled and knowledgeable in the profession.

 

Skills

Throughout this program you will develop the following skills:

• A blend of theoretical and applied practical skills valued in the environmental landscaping field 

• Knowledge of the latest landscaping techniques, including fusion landscaping approaches

• Computer aided design techniques 

• Business and marketing skills 

• An advanced awareness of ecology and the interactions between humans, plants and the environment.