学会历史与定位
中国风景园林学会（Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture，CHSLA）是中国风景园林工作者自愿组成、由中国科学技术协会主管、经国家民政部正式登记注册的全国性、学术性、科普性、非营利社会团体，学会办事机构设在北京。学会前身组织可追溯到 1949 年之后的相关学术活动，正式成立大会于 1989 年 11 月 17 至 20 日在杭州召开，是中国风景园林学科领域最具权威性的全国性学术组织之一。
主管体制与会员体系
学会同时接受国际风景园林师联合会（IFLA）和中国科学技术协会（CAST）的双重业务指导，是住房和城乡建设部在风景园林行业领域的重要学术依托力量，下辖园林生态保护、规划设计、园林植物、历史文化、工程技术等多个专业委员会，并在各省、自治区、直辖市设有地方学会，会员体系覆盖高校、设计院、研究院所、园林绿化管理部门与企业等多个层面，是国内风景园林行业跨学科、跨地域的重要学术联合体。
主办期刊与学术阵地
学会主办的核心学术期刊为《中国园林》中文月刊（ISSN 1000-6664，CN 11-2165/TU），创办于 1985 年，是面向风景园林规划与设计、历史与理论、工程与技术、法规与管理、植物应用等多个方向的权威学术阵地，连续入选中文核心期刊、中国科技核心期刊、中国科学引文数据库（CSCD）等权威数据库；此外，学会下辖园林生态保护专业委员会主办《园林科技》季刊（创刊于 1981 年，主管单位为原建设部城建司），是国内园林科研、工程与技术领域的重要期刊补充。
国内学术交流与年会
学会定期召开中国风景园林学会全国会员代表大会和年度学术年会，不定期主办风景园林专业领域的全国性学术研讨会、设计竞赛与专业奖项评选，是国内风景园林行业年度风向标的重要发布平台。学会设立风景园林科技进步奖、优秀青年设计师奖、优秀论文奖等系列行业荣誉，鼓励从业者在理论与实践层面持续探索，并通过学会主办的全国性大学生园林景观设计竞赛等活动推动风景园林教育与人才培养。
国际合作与国际地位
作为国际风景园林师联合会（IFLA）的国家级成员单位，学会长期参与 IFLA 世界大会、亚太地区风景园林师研讨会等国际学术活动，并向国际风景园林界推荐中国学者参与 IFLA 各项专业奖项评选；学会与亚洲、欧洲多个国家与地区的风景园林专业团体保持长期学术互动，使中国风景园林学科在国际学术舞台的影响力持续扩大，成为面向世界展示中国园林文化与当代风景园林实践的窗口。
Founding and Mandate
The Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture (CHSLA) is a nationwide, academic, science-popularising, and non-profit social organisation voluntarily composed of professionals in China’s landscape architecture field. The Society is officially registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs, supervised by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST), and its administrative office is in Beijing. CHSLA traces its early activities back to the years following 1949, and its formal founding congress was held in Hangzhou on 17-20 November 1989, making it one of the most authoritative national academic bodies in the Chinese landscape architecture discipline.
Governance and Membership
The Society operates under the dual academic guidance of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) and CAST, and serves as an important academic partner of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development in the landscape architecture sector. It hosts a number of specialised committees covering landscape ecological protection, planning and design, landscape plants, history and culture, and engineering technology, together with provincial and municipal societies across the country. The Society’s membership spans universities, design institutes, research bodies, landscape management departments, and enterprises, positioning it as an interdisciplinary and cross-regional academic network for Chinese landscape architecture.
Journals and Publication Platforms
The Society publishes the core Chinese-language monthly journal Chinese Landscape Architecture (Zhongguo Yuanlin, ISSN 1000-6664, CN 11-2165/TU), founded in 1985. It covers landscape planning and design, history and theory, engineering and technology, regulation and management, and plant applications, and is continuously indexed by authoritative databases such as the Chinese Core Journals (Peking University system), the Chinese Science Citation Database (CSCD), and the Chinese Science and Technology Core Journals. In addition, the Society’s Landscape Ecological Protection Committee hosts the quarterly Landscape Science and Technology journal (founded 1981), adding a complementary publication platform for research, engineering and technology in the field.
Domestic Conferences and Awards
The Society regularly convenes the National Congress of Representatives and the annual academic meeting, and periodically hosts nationwide symposiums, design competitions, and discipline-specific awards in the landscape architecture field, serving as a major annual barometer for the Chinese landscape architecture sector. It administers a series of honours including the CHSLA Landscape Architecture Science and Technology Progress Award, the Outstanding Young Designer Award, and the Outstanding Paper Award, and runs nationwide student landscape design competitions to support education and talent development in the discipline.
International Engagement and Standing
As a national member of IFLA, the Society has long participated in IFLA World Congresses, IFLA Asia-Pacific meetings and other international academic events, and has nominated Chinese scholars for IFLA awards. Through sustained academic exchange with landscape architecture organisations across Asia, Europe and other regions, the Society continues to expand the international presence of Chinese landscape architecture and serves as a window through which Chinese garden culture and contemporary landscape practice are shared with the wider world.
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