Land reuse experts to gather in Carson

The 2025 California Land Recycling Conference (CALRC) will return to Carson this September.

The event is being organized by the California Department of Toxic Substances Control’s Office of Brownfields and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 in partnership with the Center for Creative Land Recycling. The event will convene professionals dedicated to the revitalization of underused and contaminated land.

CALRC is designed for planners, municipal leaders, community advocates, and environmental professionals seeking to leverage land reuse as a tool for economic and community development. The conference will offer workshops, case studies, panel discussions, and networking opportunities that address critical aspects of brownfield transformation.

In addition to the main programming, attendees can participate in unique events such as the “Brownfield Karaoke Sing-Along” on the evening of September 17th, limited to 50 participants. This informal gathering will provide a platform for relaxed networking accompanied by music, beverages, and light refreshments.

The CALRC will also feature a sponsorship and exhibitor program. This program has five levels of participation, which will offer visibility, speaking opportunities, and promotional benefits.

California. Registration is now open, with full ticket pricing and additional information available through the conference listing.

Many people in the neighborhood may not be aware of an event like this one, and organizers may invest in the use of poster printing to advertise to these neighborhood members.

The CALRC will be held from September 16th to 18th at the Carson Event Center, 801 East Carson Street, Carson, California. Attendees can contact the organizers for event times.