About EELF
The European Environmental Law Forum is a non-commercial network aimed at enhancing professional exchange on the development and implementation of environmental law in Europe. The Forum was initiated in 2011 by a convention of 50 distinguished colleagues from 17 European countries in Leipzig, Germany. The core features of EELF are
the EELF online members register as a "who’s who" and "who’s doing what" in European environmental law. The website gives registered members the opportunity to upload their professional profile, view and search profiles of other members, announce events and publications and use the EELF forum for debating seminal issues of European environmental law.
the annual EELF conference: The EELF conference is organized by alternating hosts from across Europe, every year. It is open to academics and practitioners, and we are eager to involve both highly experienced experts and younger professionals and PhD students. The 2013 1st EELF annual conference in Groningen featured around 60 presentations from nearly 30 nations.
EELF Membership is free of charge. The Forum is publicly funded and a currently hosted by the German Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research. It is managed on a voluntary basis by a group of European colleagues and supported by an array of institutional partners and by an advisory group of distinguished scholars from across Europe.
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