Highlights
- Highly accredited with certifications as a Wildlife Landscaping Professional from the National Wildlife Federation and as a Designer from the Association of Professional Landscape Designers.
- Educational background includes a degree in Forestry from Sierra College, and Robert has formerly been recognized as a Certified Arborist with the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), boasting a particular specialty in native ecosystems.
- Founder of the renowned California School of Garden Design, and author of the instructive "Fundamentals of Garden Design."
Experience
Robert Littlepage is a Landscape Architect who brings both a wealth of knowledge and a sense of humour to his writing. His work, targeting lawn aficionados, aspiring landscapers, and those keen on acquiring garden design skills, is infused with real-world insights that make it both informative and enjoyable.
An experienced landscape architect, Robert is not only skilled at creating beautiful outdoor spaces but also a compelling
instructor. He is the brain behind the successful California School of Garden Design, which aims to impart real-world skills to budding landscape designers. Robert has also shared his expertise at Sierra College and Placer Adult School, where he previously taught landscape and irrigation design.
Outside of his work, Robert is an avid hiker who loves to explore the natural world. While he currently doesn't have any upcoming projects to announce, his ongoing dedication to landscape design and education is evident in every endeavour.
Education
Robert is a well-educated professional with a degree in Forestry from Sierra College. He has an in-depth understanding of native ecosystems where plants flourish.
Beyond that, Robert holds prestigious certifications as a Wildlife Landscaping Professional with the National Wildlife Federation and as a Designer with the Association of Professional Landscape Designers. Additionally, he's been recognized as a Certified Arborist by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA).
