Early Bird Registration
Before Sept. 13, 2025
Private/Corporate: $400
Non-profit, University/Academia, Government: $300
Students: $200
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Regular Registration
Starting Sept. 13, 2025
Private/Corporate: $475
Non-profit, University/Academia, Government: $375
Students: $275
One-Day Registration: $150
Exhibitor Registration: $400
*All confirmed speakers will receive a $50 registration discount
400 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53203
The Baird Center has become a model of sustainability for event and entertainment venues. The conference planning team is also committed to hosting an inclusive and accessible event, working with the Baird Center to ensure all registrant needs are met.
The cutoff date to make reservations at the group rate is 9/28/25.
The Hilton is connected by skywalk to the Baird Center.
Join us for special events
Join us for special events
We'll be offering a farm tour, movie night, and discussion salon for registered attendees. Capacity at these events is limited — please click below for more information.
Getting around Milwaukee
Getting around Milwaukee
Information about parking at the Baird Center can be found here.
Taxis are recommended for transportation to and from the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (MKE) for the Hilton Milwaukee City Center Hotel. Shuttle service between the hotel and the airport is not available at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center. Uber and Lyft drop-off and pick-up service is available to/from the airport.
The Hilton Milwaukee City Center is directly connected to the conference Center and in walking distance to attractions and restaurants.
You can also get around Milwaukee using The Hop, a free streetcar that runs on a 2-mile route through downtown Milwaukee.
You can find more information about location transportation options to explore Milwaukee here.
Taking the train
Taking the train
There are several options for taking the train to Milwaukee. The Amtrak Borealis operates a train route between St. Paul-Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Chicago 3 times a day. You can find more information here.
Carpooling Opportunities
Carpooling Opportunities
Keep an eye out for carpooling opportunities closer to the event.
Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct
The University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership (MCAP) and our partners, sponsors, and event hosts are committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and productive experience for everyone at the 2025 Midwest Climate Resilience Conference, regardless of gender, gender expression, age, race or ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, ability, physical appearance, body size, or religion. To that end, we asked all conference attendees to comply with our Conference Code of Conduct to ensure an inclusive and welcoming space for all.
Land Acknowledgement
Land Acknowledgement
The collective organizers of the Midwest Climate Resilience Conference, including the University of Minnesota Climate Adaptation Partnership (MCAP), acknowledge that we are living and working on Indigenous lands throughout the Midwest and Great Lakes region. We commit ourselves to upholding tribal sovereignty, while recognizing that we must go beyond words, and practice work that is just, relationship-building, transparent, accountable, and respectful. This includes actions that center and prioritize Tribal goals, needs, and voices. Read our full land acknowledgement here.
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