Media and Press

Mission & Purpose

To champion the landscape architecture profession across Europe by ensuring that the places where people live, work and play are designed and developed to be resilient, health‑promoting, biodiverse and sustainable for future generations.

What IFLA Europe does

• Provides a coordinated European voice for landscape architecture in policy, planning and decision‑making
• Promotes excellence and growth within the profession
• Supports lifelong learning, education and professional recognition
• Fosters cross‑border collaboration between practice, academia, industry and institutions

Who We Represent

IFLA Europe is a non‑profit, non‑governmental federation that brings together:

• National landscape architecture associations across Europe.
• Professional landscape architects.
• Academic institutions and recognised landscape architecture programmes.
• Together representing a professional community active in planning, design, research, policy and implementation at local, national and European scales.

Key Areas of Work

• European policy & advocacy (including landscape, climate, biodiversity and spatial quality).
• Professional practice and ethical standards.
• Education & lifelong learning.
• Research, publications and knowledge exchange.
• Events, conferences and international collaboration.
• Partnerships with European organisations and institutions.

Organisational Profile

• Organisation name: IFLA Europe
• Full name: European Region of the International Federation of Landscape Architects
• Status: Non‑profit, non‑governmental organisation
• Scope: European
• Field: Landscape architecture, environment, spatial planning, public space, sustainability
• Website: https://www.iflaeurope.eu

Leadership & Governance

IFLA Europe operates through an Executive Committee and thematic committees covering:

• Education
• Professional Practice
• Communications
• Financial, Administrative & Sponsorship matters

Governance, ethical standards and regulatory framework are defined in IFLA Europe’s Statutes, Regulations and Code of Ethics.

Media Use & Logo

The IFLA Europe name and logo may be used for editorial and informational purposes in connection with:

• News reporting.
• Conference coverage.
• Academic and professional publications.

For high‑resolution logos, branding assets or permission for specific use, please contact the Secretariat.

Media Contact

For interview requests, press inquiries, expert commentary or background information, journalists are encouraged to contact the IFLA Europe Secretariat.

Email: secretariat@iflaeurope.eu
Website: https://www.iflaeurope.eu