Join us for Crag’s Open House Thursday, July 27th! Drop by the Crag office any time between 5 PM – 7 PM and catch up with the Crag team over some tasty bites and beverages. Try your luck with some Crag trivia and win great prizes! This is a free, all-ages event. Bring a friend! RSVPs appreciated but not required.

Whether fighting shoreline armoring projects that degrade and encroach on our beaches, or defending against over-reach by private landowners seeking to limit the public’s use of beaches, rivers, and streams, Crag is fighting alongside our partners to protect our access to the shore.

While it’s soon too to tell, here are five reasons why we are hopeful agencies will implement this Environmental Justice executive order to create meaningful change.

Reconnecting with our community, and inviting new people in

In this edition of Client Voices, I interviewed Cheyenne Holliday, the Water Justice Coordinator at Verde. I talked with her about her background, her work, and what she believes are the next steps for her and her organization.

Enormous redwoods towering overhead, lush fern-filled understory, crisp misty air, an ocean breeze, the sweet smell of eucalyptus and cliffs dropping to the Pacific Ocean. Who wouldn’t feel moved to protect such a beautiful place?

Logging in the aftermath of wildfire is a common practice in the Pacific Northwest. Post-wildfire logging also referred to as “salvage logging” is said to reduce fuel for future fires and benefit public safety by removing possibly dangerous trees near roads.

The repeal of a Trump-era rule allowing development in the Tongass offers hope for the future of the Alaska rainforest.

In this edition of Client Voices I interviewed Lovel Pratt, the Marine Protection and Policy Director at Friends of the San Juans.

What happened in the courtroom on June 25 could prove pivotal in advancing the historical lawsuit.

Crag represented the Rosemere Neighborhood Association in an environmental justice lawsuit against the EPA, securing a landmark victory that continues to help organizations challenge discrimination under Title VI.

The number of cases against big polluters has nearly doubled in three years and we’ll likely see even more in the next decade.

Summer intern Noah Tobias dives into the history and future of Crag’s Emerging Leaders program.

Seagrasses are key to healthy estuarine ecosystems and play an important role in combating climate change . We need to engage elected officials and environmental management boards to ensure that these important resources remain undisturbed.