Call of the Wild, Stacy Tatman JD’13
September 8, 2016
When VLS Alum Stacy Tatman JD’13 is not photographing nature, she’s managing regulatory and legislative issues on behalf of it.
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The Vermont Law and Graduate School blog features insightful posts and articles about JD, LLM, and master’s degree students, faculty members, alumni, and others in the VLGS community. Explore engaging discussions on environmental law and policy, energy, food and agriculture, international law, animal protection, human rights, and more.
Call of the Wild, Meghan Hooker MSEL’05
September 10, 2016
By becoming an advocate for removing old dams, supporting and restoring rivers and improving public access for boaters, VLS alum Megan Hooker MSEL’05 has made the great outdoors her office.
Call of the Wild, Mike O’Brien JD/MSEL’02
September 12, 2016
From the Green Mountains to Alaskan, VLS alum Mike O’Brien JD/MSEL’02 has served the environment, and worked hard to make it safe for all.
Call of the Wild, Allison Buckley MELP’10
September 14, 2016
VLS alum Allison Buckley’s MELP’10 role as Natural Resources Planner has given her the chance to help conserve thousands of acres of land.
Call of the Wild, Reggie Hall JD/MSEL’02
September 16, 2016
VLS alum Reggie Hall JD/MSEL’02 helps make it possible for local conservation groups to purchase land by providing financial and technical assistance.
Call of the Wild, Veronica Warnock MSEL’99
September 18, 2016
There’s no mountain eco-system high enough that VLS Alum Warnock MSEL’99 won’t fight protect as the Conservation Director for Hell’s Canyon Preservation Council.
Call of the Wild, Ben Leoni JD’11
September 20, 2016
When VLS alum Ben Leoni JD’11 is not focusing on land-use and zoning disputes, he’s hitting the slopes as a professional backcountry skier.
A Voice for International Human Rights
September 28, 2016
In her work and in her teaching, Stephanie Farrior has shown that the fight for social justice knows no boundaries.
The China Project
September 30, 2016
On this increasingly small and fragile planet, China is the single biggest Environmental Stage. Enter Vermont Law School.
Call Me Daniel: An Immigrant’s Story
November 2, 2016
Vermont has been a safe haven for some 6,300 refugees who have settled here since 1989, including Daniel, who caught Erin Jacobsen JD’11’s attention.