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Animal Law Conference 2009

Past Conferences

- 2011: Standing Up for Animals: Can a Bad Economy Inspire Greater Goodness?
- 2010: Animals in Crisis: Using The Laws We Have, Getting The Laws We Need
- 2009: The Animal: The Links
- 2008: One Earth: Globalism & Animal Law
- 2007: Building Bridges: Strengthening the Animal Advocacy Movement
- 2006: Market Revolution: Recognizing Animals’ Intrinsic Values
- 2005: The Art of Animal Advocacy: Using Litigation, Legislation, and Science to Advocate for Animals
- 2004: Justice for All: Social, Political, and Cultural Influences in Animal Law
- 2003: Building Animal Friendly Communities through Legislation, Community Action, and Legal Advocacy
- 2002: Issues of Enforcement in Animal Law
- 2001: Politics of Animal Law
- 2000: Controversies in Animal Law
- 1999: The Animal/Human Conflict: Law, Culture & Activism
- 1998: Animals in the Global Marketplace: Science, Society & Industry
- 1997: Law and Urban Planning: The Ethical Place for Animals
- 1996: Legal Issues Concerning Animals of the Pacific Northwest
- 1995: Perspectives on Domestic and Captive Animals
- 1994: Marine Mammal Symposium
- 1993: Wildlife Law Symposium
- 2011: Standing Up for Animals: Can a Bad Economy Inspire Greater Goodness?
- 2010: Animals in Crisis: Using The Laws We Have, Getting The Laws We Need
- 2009: The Animal: The Links
- 2008: One Earth: Globalism & Animal Law
- 2007: Building Bridges: Strengthening the Animal Advocacy Movement
- 2006: Market Revolution: Recognizing Animals’ Intrinsic Values
- 2005: The Art of Animal Advocacy: Using Litigation, Legislation, and Science to Advocate for Animals
- 2004: Justice for All: Social, Political, and Cultural Influences in Animal Law
- 2003: Building Animal Friendly Communities through Legislation, Community Action, and Legal Advocacy
- 2002: Issues of Enforcement in Animal Law
- 2001: Politics of Animal Law
- 2000: Controversies in Animal Law
- 1999: The Animal/Human Conflict: Law, Culture & Activism
- 1998: Animals in the Global Marketplace: Science, Society & Industry
- 1997: Law and Urban Planning: The Ethical Place for Animals
- 1996: Legal Issues Concerning Animals of the Pacific Northwest
- 1995: Perspectives on Domestic and Captive Animals
- 1994: Marine Mammal Symposium
- 1993: Wildlife Law Symposium

Contact Us

Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF) is located in Law School.

Emailsaldf@lclark.edu

Voice503-768-6795
Fax503-768-6671

Co-DirectorsHolly Gann and Michelle Pawliger

Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF), MSC 51