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Though sponsored by American Ecological Engineering Society, the Certified
Ecological Designer program is not intended exclusively for engineers;
rather the program promotes an integrated practice and is open to all
interested practitioners from ecology, engineering, landscape architecture,
architecture, planning, or related disciplines.
Click
here for the list of current Certified Ecological
Designers by state.
Who can apply?
Two
certifications are offered:
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Certified
Ecological Designer (CED)
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Associate
Ecological Designer (AED)
Individuals certified by AEES as
Ecological Designers must have demonstrated expertise in the integration of
the science of ecology and practice of design. Certification is based upon
a combination of:
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Academic credentials,
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Experience as demonstrated in a portfolio of
completed work, and
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Active participation in an
AEES-sponsored Certified Ecological Designer workshop & charrette.
Successful applicants may
represent themselves as Certified Ecological Designers (CED) or Associate
Ecological Designers (AED).
For more information, download the
Program Guidelines
and Application.
AED/CED
Application Fees
(Online
Payment Coming Soon) Pay Online
CERTIFICATION
WORKSHOPS
Ecological
Design in the Ozarks - A Workshop & Design Charrette
May
15-17, 2013, Fayetteville, Arkansas
Meets
the requirements for AEES certification.
For
more information and to register click here.
Enhancing
the Practice of Ecological Design
A
workshop and charrette that helps fulfill certification requirements
will be
held at the AEES Annual Conference
June
7-9, 2013, East Lansing, Michigan
Click here for
more information.
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