APRIL 8-9, 2025
Washington, D.C.
Why Join Us?
PLC Legislative Conference is a spring program dedicated to advocating for the public policy issues facing the public lands grazing industry. The policies and regulations being shaped by representatives and federal regulators everyday have a direct impact on the future of your operation and livestock grazing on public lands. The federal government is constantly developing new rules and laws that impact the way that we produce and manage livestock and the way that our businesses remain profitable.
This conference will provide an opportunity to hear from agency and Congressional leaders on high priority policy issues and current legislative discussions, as well as advocating those leaders through visits with your delegation and specific agency teams.
You won’t want to miss our rooftop views, inside access to D.C. leaders, great meals!
Our tentative agenda can be found here!
How Can I Register?
Registration is now open on the PLC website! This year’s registration cost is $80, and you can do it in just a few short clicks by clicking here!
Nick Theos Student Scholarship – APPLY!
The Public Lands Council is awarding two student scholarships for $250 (in addition to complementary hotel and registration) to attend the annual Spring Legislative Conference in Washington, DC, April 8-9, 2025! This scholarship is in honor of Nick Theos, a founding member of PLC and a great supporter of the livestock industry.
This scholarship was created by the Theos family to encourage college students to engage in the policy issues facing public lands ranching and to provide them with an unforgettable learning experience.
Complete the application form and upload letters of recommendation by Friday, March 17, 2023. The PLC Executive Committee will select the two recipients and PLC staff will notify them no later than Friday, March 24.
To gain more information or apply for this scholarship, please click here!
