The WEF/AWWA Utility Management Conference (UMC) is a joint event organized by the Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the American Water Works Association (AWWA). It's widely regarded as one of the premier management conferences in the water sector, bringing together utility executives, managers, and professionals to focus on effective utility leadership and operations.

The Southeast Recreation Research (SERR) conference provides an exceptional opportunity for researchers and managers within the parks, recreation and environmental management fields to learn about and discuss each other's projects, research findings, and regional needs. The conference setting supports both formal presentations and informal discussions in a setting that emphasizes student engagement and development, in addition to the friendly exchange of research theories and practices.

Getting projects off the ground is becoming more and more challenging. At the ACP Siting & Permitting Conference, industry leaders, experts, and stakeholders convene to collaborate on challenges, best practices, and solutions.

The National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration (NCER) is an interdisciplinary conference on ecosystem restoration presenting state-of-the art science and engineering, planning and policy in a partnership environment. NCER brings together decision-makers, scientists, engineers, policy makers, planners, and partners representing government, industry, NGOs, Tribes, academia, and a variety of entities actively involved in ecosystem restoration. In 2026, the NCER theme will focus on the "Return on Investment" in ecosystem restoration for the nation and how that return can guide future planning, funding, and implementation.

More than 2,100 fleet professionals from across the industry rely on NAFA's Institute & Expo (I&E) for networking, learning and exploring the latest products and services. I&E offers three days of unparalleled education, impactful conversations, and dynamic products and services from 230 industry's leading suppliers. I&E is the industry's largest gathering of fleet professionals, providing the opportunity to share insights and perspectives on the many facets of the fleet professional's day-to-day responsibilities and strategic leadership roles. I&E provides the opportunity for fleet professionals to gain tools, resources, and knowledge needed to maximize their fleet operations.

The National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration (NCER) 2026 is an interdisciplinary event that brings together scientists, engineers, policymakers, planners, and other stakeholders to discuss advances in ecosystem restoration. The three-day conference will feature keynote speakers, panels, and presentations on restoration efforts in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems across the United States, including major river initiatives such as those associated with the Platte and Missouri Rivers. The 2026 theme, "Return on Investment," will focus on how the benefits of restoration can inform future planning, funding, and implementation. Sessions will also address decision-making, project prioritization, adaptation to environmental change, and emerging restoration strategies while providing opportunities for collaboration and knowledge sharing among restoration professionals.

The 2026 National Watershed and Stormwater Conference provides a forum for watershed and stormwater professionals to learn how to increase the resiliency of our communities in response to emerging and persistent threats to our water resources -- from headwaters to coasts. Network with water resource managers, practitioners, researchers, and regulators from all over the United States and territories. The conference includes technical presentations, case studies, panel discussions, and workshops.

The 2026 Sustainable Trails Conference will feature concurrent sessions, roundtables, and outdoor technical training focused on trail development and maintenance. Attendees can network with approximately 400 trail professionals from public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Highlights include a Dirt Demo with mechanized trailbuilding demonstrations, an interactive Trail Expo showcasing products, and hands-on pre- and post-conference workshops. Set in a beautiful natural setting with access to nearby trails, the event offers both professional learning and engaging outdoor experiences.

CxEnergy conference and expo draws hundreds of leading building industry professionals--including commissioning providers, energy managers, engineers, and facility managers--to a technical program featuring over 30 sessions. Key topics cover best practices in commissioning, energy auditing, the latest in building technology like AI and IoT, and important business and regulatory updates.

The IALE–North America Annual Meeting is an annual scientific conference organized by the North American chapter of the International Association for Landscape Ecology. The 2026 meeting will be the organization's 40th annual meeting and returning to the city where the conference first began in 1986. The conference brings together scientists, practitioners, students, and professionals working in fields such as ecology, geography, biology, landscape planning, and environmental management. The 2026 theme, "Landscape Ecology at 40: Learning from the Past, Shaping Resilient Futures," focuses on advancing research and practical applications that address environmental change and sustainable landscape management.

This event offers a unique space for sustainable procurement leaders, solution providers, and changemakers to tackle shared challenges and learn directly from one another to advance sustainable procurement at scale. The 2026 Regional Event is intentionally designed for deep-dive learning and relationship-building across sectors. Programming will feature practitioner-led discussions, real-world case examples, and opportunities to engage directly with peers working to advance sustainable procurement in their organizations.

CCLR, EPA Region 9 and the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection are bringing a brownfield intensive tailored to Nevada communities with all levels of land reuse experience! Learn the foundations of land recycling from site prioritization to due diligence and reuse funding from. Then, take a tour of Cleanup Sites, Success Stories & Opportunity Areas before putting your learning to use during interactive group activities.

NORC is the premiere conference for outdoor recreation professionals with opportunities for learning, networking, and field-based case studies. During each conference, we create a program that inspires, challenges, and empowers the broad community of outdoor recreation professionals. The 2026 conference will take place in Duluth, MN in partnership with Duluth Area Outdoors Alliance. The engaging program will include 4 days (May 11-14, 2026) of classroom and field workshops, concurrent sessions, and a stellar lineup of keynotes. We will open a request for proposals in late summer/early fall 2025 for the 2026 conference.

Enthusiastic environmental professionals from across the country gather each year at the NAEP Annual Conference & Training Symposium to share in the opportunity to learn about new projects, share technical knowledge, network with other industry professionals, and engage with environmental leaders.

The National Outdoor Recreation Conference (NORC) is the premier conference for outdoor recreation professionals, offering opportunities for learning, networking, and field-based case studies. During each conference, we create a program that inspires, challenges, and empowers the broad community of outdoor recreation professionals. NORC brings together over 400 people that include recreation resource planners, land managers, policy makers, tourism and destination stewardship partners, researchers, consultants, innovators, and leaders in outdoor recreation. The engaging program will include 4 days of classroom and field workshops, concurrent sessions, and a stellar lineup of keynotes. The 2026 program theme is Outdoor Recreation Pathways to Restoration and Revitalization. Our program is designed to inspire, challenge, and empower the broad community of outdoor recreation leaders and practitioners.

This annual event for Better Buildings & Better Plants partners and other key stakeholders provides the opportunity for professionals to explore emerging technologies and share innovative strategies to reduce energy, water, waste, costs, and more. Attendees take part in interactive sessions with industry experts and market leaders as well as multiple opportunities to network with peers. Each year, the Better Buildings & Better Plants Summit continues to host innovative session topics and feature speakers who are leading the way in energy savings.

Each year, the National Adaptation Forum team develops special session topics to prioritize specific areas that are becoming increasingly imperative for the growth of the adaptation field. The 2026 Special Sessions for the National Adaptation Forum focus on priority issues that are increasingly important to advancing climate adaptation practice and policy. The sessions encourage proposals and discussions on ten key themes, including evaluating whether adaptation efforts are effective through monitoring and evaluation; addressing funding challenges for adaptation projects; integrating climate adaptation into public health systems; and managing climate-driven relocation ("managed retreat") in equitable ways. Additional topics emphasize motivating behavioral change for adaptation, improving collaboration across tribal, state, and local governments, addressing the unique needs of rural and island communities, protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, strengthening practitioner training and workforce development, and navigating shifting federal policies and political challenges affecting climate adaptation work. Together, these sessions aim to foster collaboration, share practical solutions, and strengthen the capacity of professionals working to build climate resilience across sectors and communities.

This event offers a unique space for sustainable procurement leaders, solution providers, and changemakers to tackle shared challenges and learn directly from one another to advance sustainable procurement at scale. The 2026 Regional Event is intentionally designed for deep-dive learning and relationship-building across sectors. Programming will feature practitioner-led discussions, real-world case examples, and opportunities to engage directly with peers working to advance sustainable procurement in their organizations.

The Society of Architectural Historians invites those interested in the history of the built environment to participate in its sixth virtual conference. This three-day online event offers attendees an opportunity to participate in meaningful exchange of ideas, no matter their time zone or availability to travel. SAH's Virtual Conference is a great opportunity for scholars who are unable to travel to or participate in SAH's in-person conference to share their research with a global audience. The 2025 Virtual Conference drew scholars from 20 countries. Selected paper sessions will explore the breadth and length of architectural history, historic interiors, and transformation of landscapes.