ELAW Advocate, Winter 2014
Haiti is overfished and its reefs are threatened, but there is cause for hope: In December, a Presidential Decree named Caracol Bay part of the new Parc de Trois Baies et des Lagons aux Boeufs Marine Protected Area (MPA). This would be the second MPA approved in 2013. MPAs make is possible for fisheries and coastal habitats to regenerate. Read More

ELAW eBulletin ELAW Fellows and visitors from five continents have come together in Eugene to work with the ELAW team. Read about the inspiring work of partners from Uganda, Panama, Turkey, and Mongolia in the current Eugene Weekly. Read More

ELAW provides opportunities for you to make a difference and protect our environment. ELAW U.S. relies on the generous support of volunteers, interns, and pro bono experts to help public interest environmental advocates defend our global environment. We need volunteers, interns, and experienced pro bono experts with various skills and interests to expand our capacity to meet the information and resource needs of our partners. Learn More

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ELAW’s newest Fellow, Harriet Bibangambah from Kampala, Uganda, arrived on Monday. Over the next two weeks she will work with the ELAW team to strengthen her organization, Greenwatch. She will also attend the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference (PIELC) and meet ELAW partners from around the world. Harriet is Program and Research Officer at Greenwatch, […] Read more