Skip to main content

2025 Annual Meeting

2025 LIVE Annual Meeting
Join us for a day of celebration and learning! Don't miss our 2025 Annual Meeting focused on climate resiliency.
Written by Isabelle Tobe
Published on Tuesday Feb 04, 2025

Our keystone event is coming up! We hope you can join us for our 2025 LIVE Annual Meeting March 11-12. As we did last year, this year's Annual Meeting will be held over two days: 

 

Day 1 March 11: Free Virtual Board Meeting & Updates Get Free Ticket

Day 2 March 12: In-Person Event at the Chehalem Cultural Center. Get Ticket Included with ticket, guests will enjoy catered morning pastries + coffee, a catered lunch by The Allison's chef Jack Strong, and of course, we will be pouring a selection of LIVE wines! Our 2025 educational content will be moderated and MC'd by climatologist Dr. Greg Jones with speakers: 

  • Dr. Erin Upton: Planning for Water Conservation in Vineyards & Wineries Read More
  • Dr. Chris Chen: Viticulture Strategies for Extreme Weather Events & New Pest & Fungal Pressures Read More
  • David Harrelson: Managing for Abundance: Indigenous Knowledge & Practices for Keeping Place Read More

We will serve traditional First Foods by renowned chef Jack Strong from the Allison Inn & Spa and as always we will pour your fantastic LIVE wines! 

 

For more details and registration, visit liveannualmeeting.com.

bee

Vineyard Standards Updates for 2022

Each year, LIVE's Joint Technical Committee meets to review our vineyard standards and discuss key pest determinations, testing requirements, and new chemistry evaluations. Updates for the 2022 growing season are below and the final documents are at livecertified.org/certify. Contact LIVE staff to be connected with your Regional Tech Committee chair.

Read More
test

Industry Carbon Footprint

LIVE and Good Company have collaborated to publish a comprehensive study on the carbon footprint of the regional Pacific Northwest wine industry. This is a landmark publication for LIVE that will help the Oregon and Washington wine industries achieve carbon neutrality in the near future if the...

Read More