ABOUT THE INSTITUTE AT THE GOLDEN GATE
Our Mission
The Institute at the Golden Gate advances environmental preservation and global sustainability by facilitating cross-sector dialogue and collaboration, encouraging new partnerships, and promoting action.
Who We Are
The Institute is a home for leaders across all sectors who strongly believe it will take a fundamental shift in behavior, and a new kind of partnership, to advance environmental sustainability.
The Institute is a program of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy in partnership with the National Park Service, created to serve as a catalyst to connect, collaborate, inspire, and act on behalf of our planet.
What We Do
We convene and collaborate with nonprofit, for-profit, and government groups to broker long-term relationships that drive positive environmental change. Our signature conference, Turning the Tide, gathers hundreds of eco-innovators for meetings, panel discussions, working groups, and spotlight lectures. Learn more >
Who We Serve
We bring together environmentalists, business executives, philanthropists, inventors, venture capitalists, scientists, social entrepreneurs, youth activists, and engaged leaders from across all sectors committed to advancing global sustainability.
We create opportunities for nonprofit and government entities to join this network by providing affordable green meeting space, and connecting emerging leaders and organizations through their shared vision. Meet our network >
Where We Are
The Institute is based at historic Fort Baker in the Golden Gate National Parks. Nestled beneath the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge in Sausalito, Calif., we offer an inspiring backdrop for learning, contemplation, and collaborative dialogue and action to address environmental challenges. Host your next meeting here > |
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More About Us
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The Institute has hosted over 100 leading organizations for events focused on a variety of important environmental issues.
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The Institute has hosted over 20 public events and lectures featuring a cadre of prominent scientists, environmental activists, filmmakers, photographers, and other experts.
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The Institute has featured more than 250 noteworthy speakers and presenters at its annual Turning the Tide forum.
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| The Institute offers access to over 26,000 square feet of eco-friendly indoor meeting space on 45 acres of national park land. |
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