Jennifer Martel, ASLA

As a licensed landscape architect with 20 years of experience, Jen is a principal and partner at Copley Wolff, a regional landscape architecture firm dedicated to strengthening communities and advancing sustainability and climate resilience through innovative design.

Committed to advancing both the profession and her community, Jen has served on the Executive Committee of the New Hampshire chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) for nearly a decade. During that time, she has held the roles of Chapter Secretary and President and now serves as Trustee. Through this work, Jen seeks to expand public understanding of landscape architecture, support emerging professionals, and elevate the profession’s role in addressing the environmental and social challenges of the future.

Jen’s volunteerism extends beyond ASLA. She serves on the Planning Board in her hometown of Exeter, New Hampshire, and regularly volunteers as a designer with Plan NH, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering excellence in the planning, design, and development of the state’s built environment. She also recently joined the New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup, a consortium that helps communities within the state’s coastal watershed prepare for extreme weather and the long-term effects of climate change.

In her free time, Jen enjoys spending time with her family and taking advantage of all that New Hampshire has to offer, from hiking through its woodlands and skiing in the White Mountains to relaxing along the Seacoast.