Our strategic initiative, Landscape Connections, will support long-term projects to boost nature recovery and connect more people to our rich heritage landscapes. As we strive to preserve the natural beauty of our surroundings, it is essential to recognize the historical significance of our landscapes and the cultural heritage they hold.
The University of Sydney has won a 2023 Green Gown award for work to engage traditional Gamilaroi custodians in recording and assessing the historical value of heritage landscapes. By involving indigenous communities in the preservation of these landscapes, we can ensure that their cultural significance is respected and protected for future generations.
Heritage Landscape Supply Group (“Heritage”) announced today that it has acquired The Urban Farmer Store (“UFS” or the “Company”), expanding its reach and resources in the landscaping industry. This strategic move will enhance Heritage's ability to provide quality products and services for heritage landscaping projects across the country.
Heritage Landscape acquires Winfield United's PPG, further solidifying its position in the industry and expanding its presence to 32 states. With the addition of more than 170 skilled professionals, Heritage is well-equipped to take on even larger and more complex heritage landscaping projects.
Heritage Landscape Supply continues its buying spree with the addition of Davis Supply, strengthening its portfolio and expertise in the landscaping sector. By acquiring established companies with a proven track record, Heritage is able to offer a wider range of products and services to meet the needs of heritage landscaping projects.
The Heritage Documentation Programs (HDP) consist of the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) and the Historic American Engineering Record, which document and preserve the architectural and engineering heritage of the United States. By recording and cataloging these structures, we can better understand and appreciate the historical significance of our built heritage.
Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia reflects a centennial tradition of coffee growing in small plots in the high forest. Farmers have adapted their practices over generations to cultivate coffee in harmony with the natural environment, showcasing the importance of preserving heritage landscapes for sustainable agriculture.
The $18.25 billion acquisition will help The Home Depot better serve complex project professional contractors and specialty trade contractors. By investing in heritage landscaping products and services, The Home Depot is able to meet the unique needs of contractors working on preservation and restoration projects.
Heritage acquires 2 more stone companies, Southern Stone Supply and Scott Stone, based in North Carolina. These acquisitions further expand Heritage's offerings in the landscaping industry, providing a diverse range of stone products for heritage landscaping projects.
