Land We Share Utah Public Lands Summit 2026
Bridging movements and communities to defend the future of Utah’s public lands.
Westminster University
- Dates
- October 2, 2026
- Venue
- Westminster University
- Reported prior attendance
- More than 175 last year
TL;DR
- Land We Share Utah Public Lands Summit 2026 takes place on October 2, 2026, at Westminster University.
- The summit bridges movements and communities to defend the future of Utah’s public lands.
- The organizer says last year’s summit brought together more than 175 public lands advocates, Tribal leaders, recreation and conservation organizations, students, elected officials, and community members.
Who you'll find in the room
Public lands advocates
People advocating for public lands.
Tribal leaders
Tribal leaders engaged in public lands issues.
Conservation organizations
Organizations focused on conservation.
Recreation organizations
Organizations connected to recreation.
Students
Students interested in public lands and related issues.
Elected officials
Elected officials involved in public lands matters.
Community members
Community members engaged with Utah’s public lands.
Featured speakers
1 listedWinona LaDuke
Author, rural development economist and Indigenous rights activist · Honor the Earth / White Earth Nation
Venue & travel
Venue
Westminster University,Questions people ask
7 answeredFriday, October 2, 2026.
The organizer says last year’s summit brought together more than 175 public lands advocates, Tribal leaders, recreation and conservation organizations, students, elected officials, and community members.
Westminster University.
The organizer lists public lands advocates, Tribal leaders, recreation and conservation organizations, students, elected officials, and community members.
It is worth attending if your work involves public lands, Tribal leadership, conservation, recreation, policy, or community organizing. Compare the agenda, travel cost, and access needs with your objectives.
Smart casual clothing with comfortable, weather-ready layers is a reasonable default for a public-lands summit. The organizer does not publish a dress code.
The organizer lists public lands advocates, Tribal leaders, recreation and conservation organizations, students, elected officials, and community members.
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