• INSIGHTS
    • News
    • Analysis
    • Features
    • Women’s Voices
  • NGO Directory
  • JOBS
  • CHINESE NGOs OVERSEAS
  • OPPORTUNITIES
    • Events
    • Calls for Proposals
    • Volunteer With Us
  • RESOURCES
    • Laws & Regulations
    • CDB Bilingual Dictionary
    • Publications
    • Newsletter
  • ABOUT
    • Who We Are
    • Service Commitments
    • Annual Reports
    • Contact Us
  • 中文版
Sign in

Beijing Forestry Society

  • Chinese Name:
    北京林学会
  • Visit Website
  • NGO Details
  • Job Openings
  • Projects
  • Suggest Corrections
  • prev
  • next
  • prev
  • next
Introduction

Beijing Forestry Society (BFS) was established in 1955 by a group of foresters in Beijing, and it currently consists of over 2800 members. The membership brings together a rich variety of specialists working in diverse forest related fields with the common goals of promoting sustainable forestry and community development. Among BFS’s members, there are CAS Academicians, senior-titled technicians and many post-graduated researchers, logowho are all currently serving in State Forestry Administration, Chinese Academy of Forestry, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing Municipal Bureau of Parks and Forestry (BMBPF), forestry enterprises and other related institutions. It is an information exchange platform for professionals and practitioners from Beijing, even from China and the world. BFS mainly focuses on forestry related science promotion, environment protecting, capacity building, climate change mitigation, watershed management through various activities. Over the years, we have made full use of our expert resources and geographical advantages to cooperate with IUCN, WWF, UNDP Global Environmental Facility, Deutsche Gesellschaftfür Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), Forest Trends and other international organizations on over 20 programs related to sustainable forest management, close-to nature forest management, improvement of forestry communities’ livelihood, climate change mitigation, forest landscape restoration, forest certification, watershed management and so on. During the cooperation with IUCN in Livelihoods and Landscape Strategy (LLS) project in Miyun Reservoir, as well as with BMBPF in “Capability Building of Forest Guards for Beijing Eco-Forests” project, we successfully introduced in the international leading concepts and techniques such as forest landscape restoration and close-to-nature forest management. These technologies helped improve the forest biodiversity and its landscape productivity in Miyun Reservoir watershed. They also enhanced the self-development ability of local people and their environmental awareness. Until now, we have organized many large-scale domestic and international academic conferences, and launched several large outreach campaigns to facilitate information exchanges and raise public awareness of climate change and biodiversity protection.

Contact Details
  • bjfs@bjfs.org.cn
Registration
  • Chinese
Sectors
  • Environment
Regions
  • Beijing
Submit Updates or Corrections

About You

Your Correction

=
Suggest an NGO

The form on the left is to update the NGO you are currently viewing. To suggest an NGO for inclusion in our directory, please click below:

Suggest an NGO

You May Also Be Interested In

China Development Brief

  • 中国发展简报
  • Chinese
  • Beijing
  • Media & Information

Ellen MacArthur Foundation

  • Chinese
  • +1 Overseas

ClimateWorks Foundation

  • 气候工作基金会
  • Chinese
  • +1 Overseas
  • Beijing
  • Climate Change

Can we count on you?

Support us

Learn more and donate

Like what you see? Share it:

Stay Up-to-Date

Join our Newsletter for regular Updates

Newsletter Signup

Our Partners

Who we work with and who supports us

CONNECT WITH US

Facebook-f Twitter Weibo Weixin
csb_logo_white

RESOURCES

  • News, Features, and Analyses
  • NGO Directory
  • Job Opportunities
  • Publications
  • Events
  • News, Features, and Analyses
  • NGO Directory
  • Job Opportunities
  • Publications
  • Events

ABOUT

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Volunteer with Us
  • Become a Partner
  • Newsletter
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Volunteer with Us
  • Become a Partner
  • Newsletter

CDB NGO DICTIONARY

© 2025 China Development Brief   |   中文网站

Website by Travelbug Consulting  |