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Mountain Towns 2030 is empowering mountain and outdoor communities to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.

09/30/2026

Rollie Williams is back hosting the Mountain Towns 2030 Climate Summit, October 13-14 in Sun Valley, during Sun Valley Resort’s historic 90th winter season as America’s first destination ski resort. Come be part of the fix: link in bio to RSVP.

07/27/2026

Join us tomorrow (Tuesday, July 28th) for the next conversation in our Mountain Wildfire Action Series: “The Role of Ski Resorts & Utilities.” Ski resorts and utility providers are uniquely positioned to help protect mountain communities from increasing wildfire risk. This session will explore how resort operators and utility leaders are advancing resilience through forest management, land stewardship, infrastructure investments, and regional partnerships.

This call is designed to give you actionable strategies and tools, helping you develop your own wildfire resilience strategy.

Featured Speakers
•Kevin Johnson, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
•Ricky Newberry, Vail Resorts
•John Nicols, Sun Valley Resort
•Cody O’Neil, Holy Cross Energy
•Jan Smidek, JMA Ventures / Homewood Ski Resort

Tuesday, July 28th
11:00am MT

Register at Link in Bio

06/17/2026

Mountain Towns 2030 Executive Director Chris Steinkamp will be moderating a panel at this year’s Sun Valley Forum, a blueprint for innovation, investment, and impact. Join us there!

The panel will explore climate resiliency: The Wood River Valley stands out as one of the strongest examples of cross-community collaboration in action. What’s notable isn’t just ambition, but alignment. Local governments, regional partners, nonprofits, and the resort community are working from a shared vision and coordinating around ex*****on. That level of alignment allows the valley to move faster, deploy resources more effectively, and tackle challenges at the scale they actually exist.

06/11/2026

After an historically low snowpack winter, wildfire awareness is at the forefront of conversations across every mountain community.

Join Mountain Towns 2030, Tahoe Fund and Fire Aside for a three-part webinar series exploring the strategies, technologies, and partnerships helping mountain towns build resilience and prepare for an increasingly fire-prone future.

We’re bringing together first responders, technology leaders, community practitioners, utility leaders, resort operators, and resilience experts to help highlight practical strategies to reduce wildfire risk, strengthen preparedness, and accelerate action across mountain regions.

For the call schedule and details, visit: https://lnkd.in/ev_r9n6s

05/26/2026

We've just announced a new session for the upcoming Climate Summit in Sun Valley (Oct-13-14) - Building Resiliency: Wildfire Strategies for Mountain Communities.

Register now for the summit, and stay tuned for more program announcements!

https://www.mt2030.org/mt2030-climate-summit-sun-valley-2026/

After a climate-fueled dry winter across the West, the growing threat of wildfire has become a stark reality for mountain communities and ski resorts. This conversation brings together leading experts and practitioners at the forefront of wildfire resilience to share strategies, solutions, and practical insights for preparing and building more climate- and wildfire-resilient communities. Featuring panelists Hilary Franz, Zach Knight, and Amy Berry.

04/15/2026

At the conference, MT2030’s moderated a candid conversation with ski industry leaders on what a low-snow season really means—and where we go from here.

Kevin Lenau (Backcountry), Sophie Goldschmidt, Raj Basi, and Brad Chedister didn’t sugarcoat it: declining snow is already impacting revenue, increasing costs, and reshaping the future of the sport.

But alongside the urgency, there was clarity:
— Innovation in materials and technology is accelerating
— Consumer demand for sustainability is rising
— And the ski industry has a unique platform to drive awareness and action

As Goldschmidt put it: “We can take the profile of this issue to a whole new level.”

The question now isn’t whether change is coming—it’s how fast we act, and how well we work together.

04/02/2026

Registration is now open for all for our Sun Valley 26 Climate Summit! Link in bio to reserve your spot.

The Mountain Towns 2030 Climate Summit brings together leaders shaping climate action across mountain, resort, and rural communities - sharing what’s working and building what’s next.

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Park City, UT

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