by Megan Gleason | Jun 12, 2023 | Coastal Law Project, Communities, Communities News, Crag Blog, Newsletter
The Importance of Protecting Public Access to Oregon’s Shores by Mike Sargetakis | June 12, 2023 Oregon has a rich history of protecting access to public beaches and waterways. As Crag’s new Coastal Law Project attorney, I’m proud to work on a broad range of matters...
by Lizzy Gazeley | Aug 18, 2022 | Coastal Law Project, Coastal Law Project News
Protecting Public Beach Access Challenging Shoreline Armoring by Lizzy Gazeley | June 16, 2022 Riprap in Neskowin Beach, OR. Preserving public access to beaches is cherished by Oregonians and a defining feature of our state. Oregon is one of only three states in the...
by Lizzy Gazeley | Jun 7, 2022 | Coastal Law Project
Facebook Edge Cable Disaster by Lizzy Gazeley | May 25, 2022 Cape Kiwanda. Photo by Bonnie Moreland. When driving down the wondrous Oregon coastline, you will encounter breathtaking views, salty breezes and many coastal communities. Over the past few years, however,...
by Megan Schmiesing | Jul 27, 2021 | Coastal Law Project, Native Fish, The Wild, Wildlife
Advocating for Eelgrass Protection Below the surface of the ocean, a type of seagrass with ribbon-shaped leaves and flowers that bloom every summer works to do everything a rainforest might do, but within a marine habitat. This fascinating and vital type of seagrass...
by Elliott Davis | Jul 31, 2018 | Climate, Coastal Law Project, Fighting Fossil Fuels
Jordan Cove LNG Terminal “With the potential to be the largest source of greenhouse gases in the state, this project is totally inconsistent with the state’s climate goals. Hundreds of waterways, wildlife habitat areas, and private property would be impacted. And the...
