Science to Policy Summit: Conservation as climate mitigation

05/15/2024 10:00 AM - 03:00 PM PT

Admission

  • $25.00  -  Virtual Admission
  • $35.00  -  Student Admission
  • $75.00  -  Regular Admission

Location

Lacamas Lake Lodge
227 NE Lake Rd
Camas, WA 98607

Summary

Conservation as climate mitigation: Using carbon programs to protect and restore ecosystems

Description

Carbon programs create financial incentives to reduce emissions and have the potential to be integrated into a variety of conservation and restoration programs. At the Science to Policy Summit 2024, carbon program business leaders, resource managers, researchers, and restoration practitioners will share the latest research on carbon sequestration, how carbon programs are currently operating, and how they are evolving to meet new restoration and conservation initiatives. 

The Science to Policy Summit will feature panel presentations, lightning talks, and networking. 

The Summit will take place at Lacamas Lake Lodge on the banks of Lacamas Lake, and includes morning coffee and boxed lunch. A virtual option is also available.

As an added incentive to in-person attendees, the Estuary Partnership will offer lunchtime paddles on beautiful Lacamas Lake in our two Big Canoes.

Speakers include: 

  • Catherine McDonald, The Nature Conservancy
  • Rose Graves, The Nature Conservancy
  • Taylor Larson, Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board
  • Ian Sinks, Columbia Land Trust
  • Jessica Stalberger, ANEW Climate, LLC
  • Allan Warren, Bonneville Environmental Foundation
  • Chris Collins, Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership
  • Washington Department of Ecology

And with lightning talks by:

  • Charles Seaton, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
  • Sneha Rao, Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership

big orange canoe with 12 people in it, paddling across the water