Regional Conservation Forum in the United States

Held every four years, the IUCN United States Regional Conservation Forum (RCF) serves as the leading platform for knowledge and partnerships in the region, bringing together key stakeholders in nature and biodiversity conservation. This year, the IUCN North America Regional Office and the US National Committee will convene the 8th RCF to address key transformative directions and actions for achieving a nature positive future for the United States and the world.

130 representatives of Union constituents and will gather in Washington, D.C. for the two-day event.

Co-organised with the IUCN United States National Committee, the RCF aims to evaluate conservation progress, revisit priority goals and propose strategic directions for the region’s key stakeholders to best address challenges concerning the environment and biodiversity over the next 20 years.