The Pacific Salmon Commission marks its 40th anniversary at the Annual Meeting. Earth Economics is supporting the Tribal and First Nations Caucus organize a celebration on February 10th, to commemorate the role of Tribes and First Nations in the PSC process and Treaty.

The Pacific Salmon Commission convenes three bilateral meetings each year. Earth Economics supports the Tribal and First Nations Caucuses to the PSC through their Memorandum of Understanding at these meetings.

Earth Economics will be present several case studies where we have valued projects linked to floodplain restoration.

Our ED will talk about our work highlighting the broad benefits of Indigenous-led initiatives such as restoring salmon habitat, protecting wild rice ecosystems, and conserving old-growth forests.

The Conservation Summit is an annual gathering hosted by Texan by Nature focused on bringing conservation and business leaders together for rich, impact-focused dialogue and networking.

The Ohio River Basin Alliance, Kentucky Waterways Alliance, and the Ohio River Way are holding a special joint summit of advocates, professionals, and water leaders to learn, plan, and build a diverse identity across an important river basin.

Earth Economics has studied the economic impact of outdoor recreation across Washington State for more than a decade. This session explores how outdoor recreation spending flows through local economies, supporting jobs, businesses, and community wellbeing.

For more than 15 years, the Healing Our Waters–Great Lakes Coalition has been working to protect and restore the Great Lakes, which provide drinking water to more than 30 million people in the eight-state region of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

This event brings together partners from across the state to discuss the benefits of managed forests for watershed health and the connection to longleaf pine forests, public and private forest landowners perspectives, funding resources, partnership collaboration and approaches, and watershed project implementation.

California Stormwater Quality Association Annual Conference

Rally is where people who share a passion for conservation will re-energize and inspire you.

Join us in Cleveland September 3-6 at the Huntington Convention Center for a gathering packed with diverse topics to explore and great colleagues and friends to learn and share with. Rally has all of the resources you want to take your conservation skills further. There’s no better way to invest in your future.

One Water Summit is the nation’s premier gathering of diverse water leaders in the country. Since 2016, One Water Summit has sparked innovation by creating unique spaces for collaboration—centered around timely water challenges and solutions—through engaging plenaries and workshops, dynamic learning labs, site visits, and plenty of networking time between individuals, organizations, and delegations.

As we confront the critical challenges of climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, land degradation, and sustainability, Nature-based Solutions (NbS) offer a powerful approach to address these interconnected crises. The 11th ESP World Conference in Darwin will explore pathways to NbS, with a special focus on the insights that local and Indigenous peoples and their value systems can offer.

The 2025 Symposium will explore how we can track our progress toward our collective biodiversity goals and how we might evolve the structures and dynamics of our social and economic systems to ensure long-term natural security and socioeconomic stability. Speakers will tackle the difficult questions we must grapple with to build a future that’s fair for everyone on a finite planet.