by Elizabeth Allen | Jun 5, 2018 | Features, The Way We Work
In this installation of The Way We Work, I interviewed Steve Rouse, the board president of Rogue Advocates, a nonprofit that has partnered with Crag on land use cases for years. He describes his work empowering communities in the land use process. Rogue Advocates has... 
by Jordan Bollmann | Mar 19, 2018 | Blog, Features, Where Are They Now?
Jordan Bollmann is a 2017 graduate of Duke University. He was a development intern with Crag Law Center in the summer of 2016 through the DukeEngage program. Here, he writes a reflection on the lasting effects his time with Crag has had on his view of environmental... 
by Elizabeth Allen | Mar 5, 2018 | Features, The Way We Work
Sixty miles east of Portland, snow-covered Mt. Hood rises up from a million-acre forest. Over four million people visit this large forest every year, many coming for recreation to enjoy its beauty. Indeed, local nonprofit Bark brings Oregonians on Bark-About hikes in... 
by Chris Winter | Mar 5, 2018 | Blog, Climate Recent Cases, Features
Last week, I traveled to Skagit County, Washington for a hearing on a proposed $400 million expansion of the Tesoro oil refinery, which is located on the banks of the Salish Sea in Anacortes. With more electric vehicles on the road and better fuel efficiency... 
by Elizabeth Allen | Aug 23, 2017 | Features, The Way We Work
In this installment of The Way We Work, we talked to Mary Peveto about Neighbors for Clean Air and their work to ensure the public has a voice when it comes to the air that we breathe. It is really easy for people to ignore a seemingly invisible problem like air... 
by Elizabeth Allen | Jul 21, 2017 | Features, Where Are They Now?
In this installment of Where are they now?, I checked in with McKenna Ganz, a 2015 DukeEngage communications & development intern that used her Crag experience to determine her future career path. When McKenna Ganz began interning at Crag, she thought she knew... 