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The Third Annual Western Water, Ag and Environmental Law Conference will be held on:
June 19-20, 2025
Reno, Nevada
Peppermill Reno Resort
The agricultural industry in the western United States is uniquely impacted by changes and developments in state, federal, and international laws and policies. Additionally, many of those unique issues — water rights, ag labor and immigration, Proposition 12, Proposition 65, and many more — often more broadly impact the agricultural industry throughout the U.S. This program is part of a long-term effort by the National Agricultural Law Center to provide relevant and timely agricultural and environmental legal research and information to attorneys, lenders, land managers and farm appraisers, accountants, tax consultants, students, and other agricultural professionals involved in and impacted by the agricultural industry in the western U.S. The goal is to provide a premiere legal education program combined with networking opportunities that ultimately help strengthen the agricultural industry.
This conference will be held in person in Reno, Nevada, but will also be livestreamed online for attendees who are unable to attend in person. The conference will feature 11 hours of continuing education, including one hour of Legal Ethics. More information on continuing education credit is available below.
All net proceeds from this program will be dedicated to support research and information activities focused on issues important to the western U.S., including the NALC’s Bridges Initiative. The Bridges Initiative is a student-focused, public-private partnership that offers professional development, networking, and increased legal knowledge to pre-college, undergraduate, and law students interested in agricultural and food law issues and/or careers. The overall goal of the Bridges Initiative is to help provide a legal-focused pipeline of talent into the agricultural and food industries while furthering the NALC national mission of serving as the nation’s leading source of agricultural and food law research and information. The Bridges Initiative includes a specific focus on minority students and others traditionally underrepresented in the agricultural and food law fields.
Interested in becoming a conference sponsor?
Sponsors of the Western conference will be promoted in upcoming editions of The Feed. Information about sponsorship levels will be coming soon. Contact NALC Director Harrison Pittman for more information at hmpittm@uark.edu.