The Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program shared its Summer 2012 Newsletter today, with updates on the program’s summer activities and breaking news about 2013. Click on the link above to read all about it.
Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus.
Two Lewis & Clark Law students gained firsthand experience in international environmental law this summer through the Global Law Alliance for Animals and the Environment (GLA). As summer law clerks, Nikki Smith, JD ’28, and Hannah Theriault, JD ’28, traveled to Geneva to participate in the Basel Convention’s Open-Ended Working Group and support advocacy on the global trade and disposal of textile waste.
Lewis & Clark is bringing alumna-founded refill technology startup Wonderfil to campus to offer discounted refills to students, faculty, and staff starting this fall!
Lewis & Clark Law School alum Elaina Erola (LLM ’26) has published a new article in the Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation examining the intersection of wild horse management, tribal sovereignty, and federal public lands law. Developed as an independent research project during her LLM studies, the article explores legal and policy solutions that strengthen Tribal authority while addressing environmental and wildlife management challenges.
Environmental Law Associate Dean Janice Weis announced her retirement after an impactful tenure leading the academic program for 32 years. She shared a few reflections with us.