Why Sponsor?

Why Sponsor?

National Adaptation Forum sponsorship is a cost-effective opportunity to demonstrate your support of climate adaptation while showcasing your company, products, and services to an unparalleled gathering of adaptation professionals.

There are six different sponsorship levels and along with a la carte opportunities to support networking, exhibit your work, lead the field, and support attendance. Once you find an opportunity that suits your needs, fill out our Forum Sponsorship Form.

We are happy to work with you to fit your organization’s needs. Contact us at info@NationalAdaptationForum.org to learn more.

View Sponsorship Opportunities

The Audience

Since 2013, EcoAdapt has hosted four in-person National Adaptation Forums, drawing over 3,400 participants, representing all fifty states, 27 Tribes, several territories, and five additional countries. Participants include representatives from federal, state and Tribal agencies, cities, non-profit organizations, businesses, scientists, emergency managers, frontline community groups, and natural resource managers.

Government agency attendees have included NOAA, BIA, BLM, CDC, DHS, DOE, EPA, FEMA, GAO, HUD, NASA, Navy, NPS, USACE, USDA, USFS, USFWS, USGS, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, among many others.

Don’t take our word

Hear what others are saying about the Forum

NAF is much more than a conference – the scope includes science, policy, finance, implementation, assessment, sources of innovation, and even the emotional side of working in the field of climate change adaptation. Seeing the progress from one Forum event to the next is energizing, and helps inspire me to keep doing this work.
Kim Hall
The Nature Conservancy
The National Adaptation Forum is the single best meeting for people doing the hard work of preparing for the future.
Derek Kauneckis
ISeeChange
NAF 2022 was a homecoming for in-person interaction in a community that has grown enormously in the past couple years. It was fantastic to be able to see so many familiar faces and to really meet the whole person. We need these interactions to build solidarity!
Sean C. Bath
NOAA
As a software engineer, I appreciate the insights and context NAF provided. I expect my take-aways from the panels, posters, and community members interactions will guide initiatives for more equitable climate resilience planning and support.
Dalton Nickerson
Fernleaf
As a newcomer to climate adaptation, NAF showed me the incredible diversity, innovation, and excitement coming from those working in this field. Learning from professionals who proudly wear their passion on their sleeves helped to stoke my own passion and prepare me to enter the field post-graduate school.
Langston Alexander
Duke University
NAF connected me with regional and national partners, and local practitioners who are doing similar work. I learned about new opportunities for my current work and now feel part of a broader network. 2022 was my first NAF and I can’t wait to attend again!
Anonymous
The 2022 National Adaptation Forum provided engaging, informative, and thought provoking sessions and workshops that will catalyze partnerships and actions in the coming year.
Lindy Lowe
Blue Earth Team
I made so many new connections and strengthened old ones at the 2022 NAF!  It was great to meet so many people in person for the first time, and I’m already using those connections to enhance my climate adaptation work!
Kelley Anderson Tagarino
University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program
So many great people from across the country doing amazing work on resilience. There is only one conference that brings them all together – the National Adaptation Forum. 
Sascha Petersen
Adaptation International
After the Lost Years (COVID-19), it was so good to meet friends and colleagues again in person. It’s just so powerful to see where we have come together over the past 10 years.
Susanne Moser
Susanne Moser Research & Consulting
The National Adaptation Forum is a critically important event in our rapidly evolving field. I so appreciate this opportunity to learn about what others are doing to advance the work and to spend time with others who truly understand what it is to do the challenging work of climate adaptation. 
Tonya Graham
Geos Institute
NAF opened my eyes to an entire world of adaptation projects and passionate professionals. This conference inspired me to continue working in this field and find innovative solutions to uplift those who have been historically left behind. Thank you NAF!
Daisy Ramirez Lopez
Pathways Climate Institute
I love NAF. I’ve attended 3 out of 5 conferences so far. I’ve always found that EcoAdapt assembles the best in the profession each time. Meeting so many subject matter experts and learning from their experiences is amazing. I hope to be a part of the next NAF also.
Bhaskaran Subramanian
NOAA
The 2022 National Adaptation Forum was an incredibly valuable conference. It was wonderful to see so many colleagues and friends in-person and to meet many of the people I’d only previously interacted with via Zoom. The content of the sessions and presentations was a testament to how far the field of climate adaptation has advanced in the last decade. I look forward to the 2024 convening! 
Amanda Farris
University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership
This forum presented such diverse sessions that it was nearly impossible to not learn something new – I took valuable insight home with me that I hadn’t even considered before. 
Christina Stone
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
As someone fairly new to the realm of climate adaptation, this forum was a great way to expand my knowledge on the myriad subjects and hear from so many different perspectives that I otherwise may not be able to interact with on a regular basis. Climate intersects with everything and it’s all important, but we also have to be able to understand how to bring those intersections closer together as we work to adapt to a changing future!
Jenifer Henslee Peck
South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center
As an adaptation professional with 13 years of experience, I found the NAF to be overflowing with new information and resources, potential collaborators, and ongoing partners. Being able to see folks one-on-one in a neutral, multidisciplinary zone was a catalyst for new connections of all sorts.
Patricia Leopold
NIACS
NAF helped to reignite and solidify my passion for adaptation practices. The strong focus on equity and community participation left me so inspired to continue in this field. 
Wesley Wiggins