Center for Animal Law Studies

News

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  International Animal Law Program Visits China
  The Center for Animal Law Studies presented to law students and faculty at China University of Geosciences and China University of Law and Political Science.
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  Animal Law Clinic Assists Farm Animal Sanctuary
  The Animal Law Clinic is representing a local animal sanctuary, and using that experience to develop a legal tool kit for animal sanctuaries around the world.
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  CALS presents: “Eating Animals” - a Movie Screening
  Join the Center for Animal Law Studies on November 2 for a movie screening of Eating Animals, followed by a Q&A with Director Christopher Quinn.
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  A Successful Animal Law Conference
  A large group of CALS faculty, staff, and students has recently returned from the 26^th Annual Animal Law Conference in Chicago, Illinois.
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  The Center for Animal Law Studies Sponsors First Animal Law Convention in Africa
  “People, Animals and the Planet: One Health, One Welfare” featured experts and participants from various fields such as animal welfare, conservation, law enforcement, environmental policy, as well as the non-profit sector, academics, and representatives from development organizations.
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  CALS honors Congressman Earl Blumenauer with Animal Law Achievement Award

  The Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) announced Congressman Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) as the inaugural Animal Law Achievement Award Recipient. The award recognizes achievements in the field of animal law, including the creation, enforcement and skillful litigation of animal protection laws. Congressman Blumenauer is an alum of both Lewis & Clark College and Lewis & Clark Law School and a national leader in food policy.

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  Welcome First Year Law Students!
  On behalf of the Center for Animal Law, we’d like to welcome you to Lewis & Clark Law School, home of trailblazing “firsts” in animal law.
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  Animal Law Goes to Oxford
  The annual Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics’ Summer School focussed on the subject “Animal Ethics and Law: Creating Positive Change for Animals”and featured presentations made by clinical, visiting, and adjunct professors, as well as former and current LL.M. students.
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  Zimbabwean Animal Law Alum and Incoming LL.M. Use Legal System to Protect Rhinos
  A recent LL.M. graduate and an incoming LL.M. student from the Lewis & Clark Center for Animal Law Studies were instrumental in the successful prosecution of four poachers from a December 2017 incident involving Moga, a protected rhino.
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  CALS Welcomes Pamela Hart as Director of Strategic Initiatives
  Lewis & Clark Law School Center for Animal Law Studies welcomed Pamela Hart as Director of Strategic Initiatives.