
Where are they Now?
Where are they now? Tim Fitchett
Where Are They Now? Tim Fitchett by Kenji Gullo | July 27, 2023Tim Fitchett moved to Oregon around seven years before going to law school. Even before discovering Crag, he was already invested in protecting the environment and working with the communities around him....
Preserving Hells Canyon
In this edition of Client Voices, Danica interviewed Veronica Warnock, Conservation Director at Greater Hells Canyon Council and a former summer associate at Crag. She talked to Veronica about her background, her work, her passion for Hells Canyon and why conservation...
Where are they now? Kady Davis
Where are they now? Kady Davis by Angela Arrington | Jun 29, 2020 Kady Davis, former Crag intern In this edition of Where Are They Now, I interviewed Kady Davis, a development and communications intern with Crag in 2015. She is currently the Development and...
Where Are They Now? Daniel Timmons
In this edition of Where Are They Now, we interview Daniel Timmons who was a Legal Intern for Crag in the Spring of 2010. He currently works as a Staff Attorney for the WildEarth Guardian's Climate & Energy Program. During his first year at Lewis & Clark,...
Where Are They Now? Jessica Schafer
Jessica Schafer, once an intern at Crag in 2006, has been on the frontier of environmental law and advocacy since her graduation from Lewis and Clark Law School, devoting her passion and time to protecting the environment. In this interview she shares how her Crag experience opened her mind to a different kind of environmental activism and career.
Where Are They Now? Megan Gleason
We checked in with Megan Gleason, a Development Assistant with Crag in 2015, and discussed her progressive political and advocacy work across Oregon.
My Summer with the Lovable Lawyers
Elliott Davis just finished his DukeEngage Internship with Crag. Find out about his summer experience with our lovable lawyers.
Where are they Now? Becca Fischer
Catch up with former Crag law clerk Becca Fischer who is currently working to protect the wildlife and wild places of the American West.