Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 The name of this association is Shanghai Landscape Society.

Article 2 The Shanghai Landscape Society (hereinafter referred to as the Society) is a city-wide, academic, non-profit social organization voluntarily formed by landscape workers and groups and registered in accordance with the law. It is an important social force in the development of the city's landscape undertakings.

Article 3 The purpose of this association: to unite the vast number of landscape workers, abide by the national constitution, laws, regulations and policies, and abide by social morals; implement the policy of "letting a hundred flowers bloom and a hundred schools of thought contend", and adhere to the scientific attitude and excellent attitude of seeking truth from facts and advancing with the times.

Study style, promote academic democracy, activate academic thoughts, and promote the development of disciplines; promote the fashion of respecting knowledge and talents, advocate the spirit of "dedication, innovation, truth-seeking, and collaboration", adhere to people-oriented, adhere to democratic meetings, and serve the majority of landscape workers

; Implement the strategy of rejuvenating the country through science and education, sustainable development and strengthening the country through talent, promote the prosperity and development of landscape construction in our city, promote the growth of landscape research and design talents, and contribute to the realization of the harmonious coexistence between man and nature and the socialist modernization of our country.

Article 4 The Association accepts the business guidance and supervision of the Shanghai Association for Science and Technology (hereinafter referred to as the Shanghai Association for Science and Technology) and the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Societies.

The Association is affiliated with the Shanghai Municipal Planning Bureau, Shanghai Municipal Labor and Social Security Bureau, and Shanghai Municipal Personnel Bureau.

Chapter 2 Business Scope and Main Tasks Article 5 The Business Scope of the Association The business scope of the Association: landscape planning and design, supervision, drawing review, bidding management, exhibition, publication, training, consultation, and award evaluation.

Article 6 The main tasks of the Association (1) Organize and carry out academic exchanges, surveys and on-site inspections on landscape science at home and abroad, and provide consulting services and technical information support for formulating landscape development strategies, policies, and planning plans; (2) Carry out non-governmental

International landscape academic exchanges, organize international landscape design and related product exhibitions, exhibitions and academic exchanges, promote domestic and foreign advanced landscape design and products, find and screen partners for joint ventures and cooperation between domestic and foreign users, and provide intermediary services

; (3) Open up and clear channels for the utilization of international landscape research and design funds, and provide information consulting services for Sino-foreign cooperation in Chinese landscape construction projects; (4) Provide landscape research and design and related project management consulting services, organize landscape research, landscape

(5) Organize and plan large-scale public welfare and mass publicity and education activities that are beneficial to China’s landscape construction and global landscape construction; (6) Carry out continuing education and professional

Training serves to popularize landscape science knowledge and improve the overall quality of landscape workers; (7) Committed to delivering scientific research and industry information to domestic and foreign landscape research, design and construction units, providing a convenient e-commerce platform, and breaking through time and geographical boundaries.

Limit and capture new business opportunities in a timely manner.

Chapter 3 Members of the Association Article 7 The Association has individual members and unit members. Individual members are divided into ordinary members, senior members and senior members.

Article 8 Ordinary members.

Anyone who supports the association's charter, has a certain professional level in landscape disciplines and related fields, and meets the following conditions can apply to become an ordinary member of the association.

(1) Scientific and technical personnel holding landscape architect qualification certificates; (2) Personnel with college or technical secondary school education background in landscape-related disciplines and engaged in landscape subject study and research; (3) Managers and long-term professionals who enthusiastically support the work of the society

People who learn to work.

Those who apply for membership must meet the above conditions. They must apply in person, be introduced by individual members of the Association, or be recommended by members of the Association's offices or units. After approval by the Association's Board of Directors, they will become ordinary members of the Association.

Article 9 Rights and obligations of ordinary members.

Rights: (1) The right to elect, be elected and vote of the Association; (2) Participate in the Association’s activities, publish papers in the Association’s books and periodicals, and enjoy the Association’s services; (3) The right to criticize, suggest and supervise the work of the Association

Right; (4) Participate in continuing education of vocational skills of the society; (5) Freedom to withdraw from membership.

Obligations: (1) Implement the resolutions of the Association; (2) Protect the legitimate rights and interests of the Association; (3) Complete the work assigned by the Association; (4) Pay membership fees as required; (5) Report the situation to the Association and provide relevant information

.

Article 10 Senior Members.

All ordinary members of this association who have the professional titles of professor, researcher and senior engineer at the corresponding level, or have landscape workers equivalent to the above-mentioned levels, shall apply in person, and shall be recommended by two directors or office or unit members of the association, and shall be approved by the association.

After approval by the Association's Board of Directors, you will become a senior member of the Association.

Article 11 Rights and obligations of senior members.