Finally somebody with the same interests as minee, thank god i was losing faith 😂

@@klaudioballa3003 Things change, so now I’m interested in starting my own campground. Now that I think about it, the same interests would apply to that, the outdoors, designing the landscape of the campground, building cabins and such. That’s my new dream :)

@@april_ that sounds so interestinggg, hope you make it a reality 🤞🏼

how is it?

Good luck in your career!

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Hello fellow schooler

Hola

so guys, we did it we reached a quater of a million subscribers, 250,000 subscribers and still growing the fact that we reached this number in such a short amount of time is just phenomenal i-im just amazed, thank you all so much for supporting this channel and helping it grow I-I love you guys, you guys are just awesome. so as you can probably tell this isnt really a montage parody, this is really more like a kind thank you / update video so in this video im quickly gonna go over two things: firstly advertisements, and more importantly : the future of this channel and what kind of direction its headed. okay so firstly, the advertisements. believe it or not but montage parodies are actually a copy right minefield new content is getting claimed every day. we could use something from.. lets say.. 5 years ago, and tommorow a huge company could come along

On god 😂😂💯

Start practicing, start challenging yourself . Look up videos and give it a try

@@Brenduh03 girl what

I just had the same thought

@Richard Drum Thanks ! Great informative words !!

Hi, I'm a college student with 1 year of generals under my belt, I have been considering landscape architecture and am wondering what is the best path to pursue it. Is there a possibility of getting hired and being trained on the job without college? Is a regular architecture or design degree necessary, and also how much of the job is office work, and how much of it is visiting the work site?

Peter Fenter .........this is a long answer so I'm responding in two separate replies. First, nearly all if not all states in the United States require you to be licensed through a state board to both practice the profession of landscape architecture and to refer to yourself as a landscape architect in a public venue. Acquiring that license usually requires a 4 year degree from an accredited university and a few years experience under the mentorship of a practicing landscape architect and to take and pass the national LA licensing exam. Sounds like a lot but remember you will be designing outdoor structures, roadways, utilities and other features as a professional landscape architect that could pose a threat to people's health and safety. So taking the required classes at an accredited university is the pathway to get licensed and get a good paying job in a private practice office or in one of several Federal or state government agencies. Even the US Navy hires civilian landscape architects to do design at their bases, they are very cool people. The second replay will have another pathway.

Peter Fenter .........OK, so here is the second pathway to maybe attaining work as a landscape designer or just maybe a landscape architect. You need to find a well-established landscaping company that both designs and constructs landscapes including hardscapes, pools, fountains, parking lots, storm sewers and plant materials for residential, commercial and institutional locations. If that company has a landscape architect on the payroll doing design work, you might be able to be mentored as a landscape designer (not fully a landscape architect per se) and gain experience over time that might qualify you to take the national LA licensing exam, maybe, depends upon the state you are in and what their requirements are to take the test. Meanwhile if you are in college, I recommend that you take classes in biology, botany, horticulture, environmental sciences, and art (hand drawing), and become skilled in using computer aided design such as Sketchup to be better able to handle a job in the landscape industry and be trained there. It's hard work, but I enjoyed my time at a design/build landscape company where I honed my skills as a landscape architect, never understand your designs until you have to build them, ouch😳good luck Peter.

@@richarddrum9970 Awesome, thanks for all the info.