I loved my time working as a summer clerk at Earthrise. It has set a very high bar for any future job I will ever have. The atmosphere of the office was a wonderful balance between fun and serious; I loved joking around and getting to know my fellow clerks and the attorneys in the office while also getting a lot of important work done. I worked mainly with Kevin Cassidy, generally on protecting rivers in Massachusetts. It was fascinating and enjoyable work! I learned more than I could have imagined, and made (what I believe will be) a long-lasting bond with Kevin. I even had the opportunity (attending a cousin’s wedding in New Hampshire) to meet up with Kevin in Massachusetts to go on a walk in a nature reserve (on a very hot day). All in all, Earthrise is an amazing institution that I am proud to be a small part of.
Greg Allen and Kevin Cassidy at a nature reserve
Earthrise Law Center is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus. MSC: 51
Earthrise is supporting a lawsuit to protect sequoia regeneration in California’s Nelder Grove, challenging the Forest Service’s attempt to bypass environmental review for emergency logging. Recent developments paused logging on over 700 acres, but legal questions remain as the case moves forward.