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Wild Shots 2020 – Friday, December 4
Join us for Wild Shots – Crag’s annual fundraising event – including our first ever Wild Shots Photo Contest! Coming to you Nov 1 – Dec 4!
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,...
Bid in Crag’s wild online auction
Find a great holiday gift and support legal aid for the environment at the same time!Crag’s “wild” online auction is back again! Click here to browse our catalog and bid on a wide range of amazing experiences, thoughtful gifts, stunning art, guided trips, and more!...
Restoring Portland Harbor
Crag represents the Nez Perce Tribe’s interests in cleaning up contamination and restoring habitats in the Portland Harbor Superfund project on the Willamette River.
Victory for Portland’s policy restricting fossil fuels
Major Victory for Local Climate Action Portland policy restricting fossil fuels upheld last updated October 5, 2023Activists celebrating the passage of the landmark climate policy by the Portland City Council in 2016. Photo by Rick Rappaport.Victory! In a major win...
Gift Acceptance Policy
Gift Acceptance Policy Crag Law Center provides essential free and low-cost legal services to people who are working on the frontlines to protect our environment, climate and communities. Crag could not exist without the generosity of the donors and institutions that...
Lost in the Wild
You’re invited to Lost in the Wild, Crag’s “wild” annual fundraiser to celebrate our recent victories and raise $100,000 to protect wild places across the Pacific Northwest. Join the Crag team, our community supporters and clients, for a wild-inspired, in-person event...
Youth v. Gov: For the future of our planet
On August 14, 2023, the incredible news broke: in a landmark decision, the Montana state court ruled that Montana’s laws promoting fossil fuels and ignoring climate change violated the youth’s state constitutional rights to a clean and healthful environment. During my internship at Crag, I got to watch part of the trial (virtually) in real time, and wanted to help chronicle this historic moment in climate litigation.
Highlighting leaders of the youth climate movement
Coming to Crag as a high school intern, I was inexperienced in the world of youth climate activism. So I researched leaders who were creating change on the painstakingly long road of climate justice.
Protecting the few remaining owls
On behalf of three environmental and forest defense organizations, Crag filed a new lawsuit challenging a Northern California logging project that will harm one of the few successful breeding pairs of the northern spotted owl left in the Shasta Trinity National Forest.
Decolonizing our public lands work
Decolonizing our public lands work by Meriel Darzen | September 15, 2023 At our staff retreat in March, Crag's legal team met to discuss and brainstorm how to decolonize our public lands work. Photo by Aditya Bhatia on Pexels As one of Crag’s staff attorneys who works...
Restoring salmon protections
On behalf of seven fish advocacy groups, Crag filed a new lawsuit challenging a December 2022 decision by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission that weakened state-wide protections for migratory fish like salmon, steelhead, and lamprey.