Register Today for the Northwest Climate Conference

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Registration for the 2021 Northwest Climate Conference, taking place April 6-8, is now available! You can register here for either general registration ($150), student registration ($25), or apply to be considered for a full scholarship.

This conference is for everyone working to build a climate-resilient Northwest. It has provided a learning and networking community for practitioners, scientists, community organizers, tribal members and others interested in climate change for over a decade. Please review the agenda and list of lightning talks that will be available, and keep an eye on our website for more details regarding plenary speakers, youth presentations, networking opportunities and more. Remember, our content will be available to all registrants for six months after the event — you don’t want to miss out! We hope you will join us for the Pacific Northwest’s premier regional climate change conference in April!

Northwest Climate Conference to be Held April 6-8, 2021 

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The 11th Northwest Climate Conference, hosted by the UW Climate Impacts Group, will be held Tuesday, April 6—Thursday, April 8, 2021. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the conference will be held entirely online.

The NW Climate Conference annually brings together more than 500 researchers and practitioners from around the region to discuss scientific results, challenges, and solutions related to the impacts of climate on people, natural resources and infrastructure in the Northwest. The conference also provides a forum for presenting emerging policy and management goals, as well as information needs related to regional climate impacts and adaptation. Conference participants include policy- and decision-makers, resource managers, and scientists from academia, public agencies, sovereign tribal nations, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector.

Don’t miss out on the region’s best opportunity for a cross-disciplinary exchange of knowledge and ideas relating to climate impacts and adaptation in the Northwest! We hope to see you in April 2021.

Keep an eye on the NWCC website for the latest updates.