Our Offices

In our Northern Rockies Regional Office, our lawyers fight to protect intact, magnificent ecosystems that offer a last glimpse of wild lands and wildlife that have been eliminated from most of the world.

Attorneys in the Rocky Mountain Regional Office challenge reckless oil and gas development and off-road vehicle use, and fight to safeguard the region’s precious water resources. Attorneys working in Tribal Partnerships fight to ensure our tribal and Indigenous clients’ natural and cultural resources are protected for future generations.

Part of the Alaska Regional Office, our Juneau-based team work to safeguard our nation’s largest national forest — the Tongass — and the vast wilderness and wildlife of Southeast Alaska from destructive logging and mining.

Our Miami-based attorneys — part of the Florida Regional Office — advance clean energy throughout the Sunshine State, and work toward a future where the state’s aquatic ecosystems function naturally and healthily.

Based in Philly, the Coal Program is ending our nation’s reliance on coal-fired power plants, enforcing federal air, water, and waste standards to rein in coal-based pollution, and stopping utilities from forcing consumers to bail-out aging, unprofitable coal plants.

From Seattle, the Northwest Regional Office is at the forefront of legal efforts to safeguard the Pacific Northwest’s imperiled species and ancient old-growth forests and to fight fossil fuel exports, and the Oceans Program works to compel better stewardship of our planet’s oceans by reforming fisheries management, safeguarding imperiled marine life, and preventing expansion of offshore drilling.

In the nation’s capital, the Washington, D.C., Office enforces legal standards for clean air and clean water nationwide and safeguards public health in the Mid-Atlantic region, while the Clean Energy Program works at both federal and local levels to break down legal barriers to clean power and to advance equitable access to clean energy.