Crag helped Rogue Advocates successfully oppose the Mountain View Paving asphalt batch plant in a residential zone near Talent, Oregon. The plant operated for 14 years despite never securing land use approval. 

Since 2011, Crag represented two courageous youth from Eugene, Oregon – Ollie Chernaik and Kelsey Juliana – who have bravely chosen to stand up for their generation. They brought a case against the Governor of Oregon asserting that the State of Oregon has failed its legal obligation to protect the atmosphere, a public trust resource.

Crag represented Beyond Toxics to force the Department of Agriculture to release records about a potentially illegal aerial herbicide spraying near Gold Beach, helped them comment on a rule that would regulate emissions of air toxics from colored glass manufacturing facilities, and helped force Lane County to improve air quality monitoring and community engagement in West Eugene, 

Crag helped No More Freeways fight ODOT’s plan to expand I-5 in the historically Black Albina neighborhood in Portland, which would encourage more people to drive cars, causing increased carbon emissions. The expansion would also bring I-5 even closer to Harriet Tubman Middle School, which is already exposed to air pollution from traffic. 

Crag helped WaterWatch of Oregon stop Nestlé build a water bottling plant in the Columbia Gorge and helped them file a protest agains water rights for Lost Valley Farm, a mega dairy that is a major threat to public health around the Columbia River. 

In January 2019, Crag and Central Oregon Land Watch secured a ruling that an Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) trail system in the Ochoco National Forest would harm vital habitats, and the Forest Service failed to study the environmental impacts. In 2020, Crag helped them file a federal lawsuit challenging a commercial logging project.

In 2018, Crag and Cascadia Wildlands won a decades-long case when the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the Forest Service’s plan to clear-cut nearly 2,000 acres of old-growth forest in the Tongass rainforest. The ruling preserves the habitat of Alexander Archipelago wolves. Crag also helped them challenge ODF’s poor logging practices in the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests that harm coho salmon.

Crag and Oregon Wild successfully prevented an offroad vehicle trail system in Ochoco Mountains, protected Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges from commercial agriculture, and worked together to establish the framework for a bill that creates greater against aerial pesticide spray.

Crag worked for Columbia Riverkeeper to defend Oregon’s denial of a permit for the proposed Morrow Pacific coal export facility. Crag also helped them successfully prevented the Port of St. Helens from doubling the size of Port Westward, challenge the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s decision to give water rights from Lake Roosevelt without public input, oppose Perennial Wind Chaser’s fracked gas-fired power plant, and shut down the Bradwood Landing LNG project.