Held each October in the “crucible of conservation,” Jackson Hole, SHIFT (Shaping How we Invest For Tomorrow) celebrates the outdoor recreation/conservation partnership with food, film, speakers, workshops and outdoor adventure.

From October 13-15, 2016, SHIFT will convene a highly curated gathering of outdoor rec, conservation, land management, communication and youth engagement advocates as we develop and strengthen the coalition of stakeholders dedicated to the preservation of our public lands. The theme of the 2016 Festival, “Outdoor Rec & Our Public Lands [1],” reflects its focus on three main topics: the public land transfer movement; funding for public lands; and next-generation engagement and cultural relevancy.