2024 RVCC Annual Meeting Attendees
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING THE 2024 RVCC ANNUAL MEETING!
The 2024 RVCC Annual Meeting was held at the beautiful Stanford Sierra Conference Center at Fallen Leaf Lake in South Lake Tahoe, California. Check back soon for a meeting summary, resources, and photos!
Session topics included
Stewardship Economy
Non-governmental Support of Tribal Natural Resources Management
Attainable Housing for the Stewardship Workforce
Supporting Regional Small Wood Utilization: Why and How
Applying Outcome-Based Frameworks
Sustained Funding for All-Lands Stewardship
Innovations in Community-Led Burning
Producer-Centered Climate Markets
Community Benefit Agreements
Many thanks to our 2024 Sponsors!
Contact us about sponsoring future RVCC Annual Meetings: laurel@ruralvoicescoalition.org
With the help of our sponsors, RVCC is proud to be able to fund partial or whole registration costs (including lodging and meals) for a limited number of the place based partners and tribal partners who are so essential to our coalition’s work. Please reach out to rvcc@ruralvoicescoalition.org with inquiries about funded participation.
RVCC Annual Meeting FAQ
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The Stanford Sierra Conference Center offers helpful information online about travel to their facility.
• The nearest major airport is Reno-Tahoe International Airport.
• From the airport, you can rent a car and drive 2 hours to the conference center, or look for a carpool on our carpool coordination sheet.
• Alternatively, you can pre-book a two-part shuttle journey using a paid shuttle service in addition to a free shuttle provided by the Stanford Sierra Conference Center.
*Please refer to the South Lake Tahoe Shuttle Transportation Information web page for more detailed instructions. -
Temperatures can range from below freezing to the mid 60’s. Please pack layers and warm clothing!
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Yes! RVCC’s Annual Meeting is open to anyone and we welcome new faces. Similar to other conferences, our goal with the Annual Meeting is to foster connections, learning and inspiration among people who care about conservation and rural communities in the West.