Wildfire, Heat, and the Built Environment: Opportunities for Climate Health Equity 2026

The event takes place at Hartley Conference Center in Stanford, California.

The event listing names everyone and the public as audiences, and the Stanford events site also identifies the Stanford community.

It is most useful for Stanford community members and members of the public interested in climate and health, since the event is open to everyone, is offered in person and virtually, and centres on a talk by Dr. David J.X. González of UC Berkeley on wildfire and extreme heat effects on the built environment. Practitioners wanting a multi-day technical program or vendor contacts would get less from it, as the facts show a single featured speaker and university sponsors rather than an industry exhibition.

Attendees at university lectures on the Stanford campus usually wear casual or smart casual clothes, such as jeans or slacks with a sweater, with layers for changing November weather.