Join us for the 10th Sun Valley Forum

All In For Nature

Building A Resilient World

June 23-26, 2025

The Power of Love, Determination and Community to Mobilize Transformative Solutions

The Sun Valley Forum convenes leaders, innovators, and change-makers across sectors to create a better future for all. With a track record of impact, the Forum surfaces the strategies, technologies, business models and financing that can power the urgent transformation of our energy and food systems, restoration of nature and revitalization of communities across the globe.

Our 10th Sun Valley Forum will mobilize transformative solutions for nature, driven by love of our very special planet, determination to advance protection of it, and the strength and joy of community. Informed by Indigenous knowledge, inspired by leadership, and accelerated by innovation, together we will dive into key topics including:

Valuing Nature

Learning from nature and Indigenous People

Catalytic Capital

Advancing solutions at speed and scale

Shifting Culture

Engaging people through art, stories, and experiences

Systems Change

Transforming food and energy systems

We will go all in for nature for our safety and security, health and wellbeing, and prosperity, especially for the most vulnerable.

FEATURED 2025 SPEAKERS

Bob Wheeler
President & CEO, Airstream, Inc.

Dr. Sylvia Earle
President & Chairman, Mission Blue

Emmy Scott

Executive Director, Earth Guardians

Chase Cain
National Climate Reporter & Meterologist, NBCUniversal

Secretary Wade Crowfoot
California Natural Resources Agency

Deborah Brosnan, PhD

President & Founder, Deborah Brosnan & Associates; OceanShot

Michael Hawthorne

Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder at Klean Energy Kulture

Kristin Hull, PhD

Founder & Chief Investment Officer, Nia Impact Capital

Bob Keefe
Executive Director, E2.org

Vijay Vaitheeswaran

Global Energy & Climate Innovation Editor,The Economist

ABOUT THE SUN VALLEY FORUM

2025 Forum Travel Planning

Flights:

Please secure your travel arrangements as soon as possible. Summer is a busy time in Sun Valley. Visit www.flysunvalleyalliance.com for a schedule of daily non-stop flights into Sun Valley’s Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN). Flying into Boise (BOI) is also a good option with daily shuttles and rental cars and is a scenic 2.5-hour drive from Sun Valley.

Please plan to arrive in Sun Valley by the morning of June 23rd. That morning, join us for a tour of Drinkers Of The Wind Regenerative Farm or hike in nearby mountains! Registration will open at 12:00 pm MT, where you can pick up your badge to access all Sun Valley Forum events. We will begin the opening plenary at 2 pm MT on June 23rd at the Argyros Performing Arts Center.

The Forum ends with a closing dinner celebration on June 26th. More information about our outdoor activities will be provided soon!

Accommodations:

There are some wonderful hotels in Ketchum. The Limelight Hotel is across from the Sun Valley Forum mainstage venue, The Argyros Performing Arts Center.

Other options include the Hotel Ketchum and Tamarack Lodge, a short walk from the Forum mainstage venue.

There are also lots of Airbnb rentals in Ketchum.

Looking for something more adventurous?

Check out Sun Valley’s best and most beautiful camping destinations here:

Best Places to Camp Around Sun Valley

The Sun Valley area is a mountain haven with endless mountain biking trails, road biking, hiking, and fly fishing, including on the Big Wood River and in the Silver Creek Preserve, kayaking and rafting, art galleries and museum, and theater. With every Forum, we offer an Adventure Day to participate in outdoor activities together!