TASFRL at US BCSD Annual Meeting 2026

Event Overview

TASFRL is proud to participate in the US BCSD Annual Meeting 2026 in The Woodlands, Texas.

Our Director & Treasurer, Joseph K. Johnson, PMP®, will join a panel discussion on the Small Landowners Carbon Collaborative (SLCC), exploring how carbon markets can create new opportunities for small landowners while supporting long-term land stewardship.

The US BCSD Annual Meeting is a one-day session designed to move sustainability forward through collaboration, practical solutions, and a clear business case. This year’s program highlights member-driven collaborative work and active initiatives, including SLCC, circularity, energy, water, ecosystem services, and social impact.

For TASFRL, this conversation reflects our commitment to advancing inclusive land stewardship, regenerative futures, and practical pathways that help landowners, rural communities, and working lands thrive.

Date & Time :

June 10, 2026

Venue :

The Woodlands, Texas

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Key Highlights :
  • Small Landowners Carbon Collaborative (SLCC)
  • Carbon market opportunities for small landowners
  • Long-term land stewardship and conservation
  • Collaborative sustainability solutions across sectors
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