First Diehl Environmental Law Fellows Announced
The Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law Program announced its inaugural Diehl Environmental Law fellows. Each fellow will receive a $40,000 stipend for their work in public interest environmental law thanks to a bequest from John E. Diehl, who was an active environmentalist in Washington.
Audrey Leonard ’20
Leonard is pursuing a fellowship with the Center for Food Safety, a nonprofit in Portland with a mission to empower people, support farmers, and protect the environment from harmful industrial agriculture.
Jesse Caldwell ’20
Caldwell works for the Conservation Law Foundation in Boston, Massachusetts.
Teryn Yazdani ’20
Yazdani is a fellow with Crag Law Center.
Dani Replogle ’19
Replogle continues her work to protect public lands, promote regenerative agriculture and fight for climate justice by continuing her fellowship at Earthrise for another year.
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