Parks, Trails and
Natural Areas
Stewardship is the key to L/KLA’s philosophy and practice, our foundation and outlook. In an era of limited resources—natural and economic—L/KLA brings skills and understanding on how to best manage and leverage a place’s assets while adjusting to the realities of capacity and site conditions.
L/KLA has completed Natural Resource Management Plans for sites with rare and endangered species and important cultural resources and human interest; developed best practices for site management for treeless areas and homeowners; co-founded the Northern Virginia Urban Forestry Roundtable; and is an early implementor of bioinfiltration and complete streets practices.
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OTHER PROJECTS
Active Park Planning
Resource Management
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Old Colchester Park + Preserve Natural Resources Managment Plan
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Laurel Hill Natural Resource Management Plan, Fairfax County, VA
Ecological Planning, Guidelines and Manuals
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New River Gorge National River Landscape Management Plan + Vista Management Plan
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Treeless Area Technical Manual, Fairfax County Park Authority, VA
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You and Your Land - A Homeowner's Guide for the Potomac River Watershed
Urban Forestry
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Culpeper Downtown Plan
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Roundtable/Trees Virginia Board
Bioinfiltration and Complete Streets
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Chincoteague's Robert Reed Park
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Sarah Walker Mercer Park
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Master Plans, Parks and Trails
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City of Alexandria Open Space Master Plan 2017 Updated Implementation Strategy
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Master Plan for Facilities and Interpretation American Chestnut Land Trust Preserve
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Chesterfield Riverfront Plan
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Historic Dove Bank ADA Accessible Trail, Historic St. Mary's City, MD
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Appomattox River Heritage Trail
LEED- Certification
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Cromley Lofts- LEED Certified Gold
