Registration is now open for America’s Grasslands Conference 2025: Grasslands Across Generations!
Location: Younes Conference Center North – Kearney, Nebraska
Date: June 24-26, 2025
The National Wildlife Federation, the Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln invite you to join us at the seventh biennial America’s Grasslands Conference in Kearney, NE. The conference will include a day of optional field trips to incredible grassland locations followed by two days of wide-ranging content on grasslands conservation and management, dinner at Rowe Sanctuary, and much more!
Register now at: https://www.nwf.org/grasslandsconference. Register by May 26th for the early bird registration rate of $325 after which the rate increases. Attendance scholarship applications for producers and students are available thanks to our generous conference sponsors!
A few additional announcements about the conference:
- Agenda: We received an unprecedented volume of submissions to our call for presentations and the conference program will feature a wide diversity of speakers and topics on grasslands conservation and management. More details to come shortly. If you are waiting to hear back on a submission, we are still finalizing the program and will be in touch shortly.
- Sponsors: Please consider supporting this year’s Grasslands Conference through a sponsorship! You can learn more on our website about sponsor opportunities and vendor/exhibitor opportunities in the registration portal.
- Hotel: For lodging arrangements, please use the information here for the Crowne Plaza, Kearney and note the discounted group rate is only available for a limited time.
- Presenters: Please note that not all submissions to the conference have been updated on status and notifications are still going out. We greatly appreciate your patience.
Please share this announcement by forwarding to your contacts and through any outreach channels to help us spread the word!
Thank you and hope to see many of you in Kearney!
Kansas Forage and Grassland Council 
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