Welcome to Apply for the 4th "ZHOU Ke Colored Stone Award", Created by Prof. Zhou Ke, CBCGDF Board Member

On May 17, 2024, the "Announcement on Application for the Fourth ‘Zhou Ke Colored Stone Award’" was officially released. The "Zhou Ke Colored Stone Award" was created by Professor Zhou Ke, the founding president of the Environmental Resources Law Research Association of the Beijing Law Society.

Professor Zhou has long been committed to research in the field of environmental resources law. He is also a board member of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF). His integrity, rigorousness, professionalism and dedication have also deeply impressed and inspired many CBCGDFers.

In 2010, Professor Zhou used his scientific research award funds to establish the "Zhou Ke Colored Stone Award" for the first time to continuously encourage and support young scholars in Beijing to actively participate in innovative academic research on environmental law. The "Zhou Ke Colored Stone Award" used to be reviewed every 5 years, and has been selected for 3 times. From this time on, it will be reviewed every three years. The winners are all academic talents and professional elites in practical departments in the field of environmental resources law. This time is the selection of the 4th "Zhou Ke Colored Stone Award". Application submission deadline: 10:00 am on May 28, 2024

The "Zhou Ke Colored Stone Award" is selected by experts organized by the Environmental Resources Law Research Association of the Beijing Law Society. Qualified environmental resource law scholars and practitioners are welcome to  apply.

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