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Our Offices & Programs

The New York office. (Chris Leary for Earthjustice)

Across the country, our network of offices keeps us in close collaboration with the people and places that need us most.

Our team of more than 180 environmental lawyers focus on distinct legal dockets of regional, national, and international scope — building progress one town, one community, one vast wilderness space, at a time.

Map of Earthjustice office locations.

Headquarters

50 California St., Ste. 500
San Francisco, CA 94111

General Inquiries

Tel: 1-800-584-6460
Fax: (415) 217-2040
info@earthjustice.org

Media Inquiries

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Legal Assistance Inquiries

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Anchorage, AK

Deputy Managing Attorney Erik Grafe, in Denali National Park.

441 W. 5th Ave., Ste. 301
Anchorage, AK 99501

In this location:

  • Alaska Regional Office: Defends the wilderness and wildlife of the Arctic from oil and gas drilling, and protects the region’s marine and coastal ecosystems

Bozeman, MT

Bison near Abiathar Peak, Yellowstone National Park.

313 East Main St.
P.O. Box 4743
Bozeman, MT 59772-4743

In this location:

  • Biodiversity Defense: Fights to reshape our relationship to lands, water, and wildlife everywhere by confronting the major drivers of the decline in nature
  • Northern Rockies Regional Office: Protects intact, magnificent ecosystems that offer a last glimpse of wild lands and wildlife that have been eliminated from most of the world

Chicago, IL

The Chicago office joins the Global Climate Strikers.

311 South Wacker Dr., Ste. 1400
Chicago, IL 60606

In this location:

  • Coal Program: Ending our reliance on dirty, expensive, and outdated coal-fired power plants; cleaning up the toxic coal ash mess left by utilities throughout the country; and replacing retiring coal plants with clean energy rather than gas
  • Midwest Regional Office: Litigates on climate and energy issues endemic to our nation’s heartland, and protects the region’s water resources from harmful mining.

Denver, CO

Fall in the Rocky Mountains.

633 17th St., Ste. 1600
Denver, CO 80202

In this location:

  • Rocky Mountain Regional Office: Challenges reckless oil and gas development and off-road vehicle use, and fights to safeguard the region’s precious water resources
  • Tribal Partnerships Program: Working with Tribes, Native groups, and Indigenous communities to ensure their natural and cultural resources are protected for future generations

Honolulu, HI

The Mid-Pacific Regional Office team.

850 Richards St., Ste. 400
Honolulu, HI 96813

In this location:

  • Mid-Pacific Regional Office: Restores stream flows, secures protections for native wildlife and habitats, and advances the Aloha State as the nation's clean energy leader

Houston, TX

Sunset on the Gulf of Mexico.

Houston, TX

In this location:

  • Gulf Regional Office: Works to end fossil fuel expansion, protect the region’s precious places and wildlife, transition to clean energy, and drive climate solutions that work for everyone

Juneau, AK

Attorneys in the two locations of the Alaska regional office assemble in Juneau for a planning meeting.

325 Fourth St.
Juneau, AK 99801

In this location:

  • Alaska Regional Office: Safeguards our nation’s largest national forest — the Tongass — and the vast wilderness and wildlife of Southeast Alaska from destructive logging and mining

Los Angeles, CA

The Los Angeles office gets ready for the Global Climate Strike.

707 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 4300
Los Angeles, CA 90017

In this location:

  • California Regional Office: Protects the magnificent natural spaces and wildlife in the Golden State and fights to transition the state to a zero-emissions future
  • Community Partnerships Program: Works hand-in-hand with frontline communities fighting for a safe, just, and healthy environment

Miami, FL

The Miami office marches with Global Climate Strikers.

4500 Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 201
Miami, FL 33137

In this location:

  • Florida Regional Office: Advances clean energy throughout the Sunshine State, and works toward a future where the state’s aquatic ecosystems function naturally and healthily

New York, NY

The New York office.

48 Wall St., 15th Fl.
New York, NY 10005

In this location:

  • Coal Program: Ending our reliance on dirty, expensive, and outdated coal-fired power plants; cleaning up the toxic coal ash mess left by utilities throughout the country; and replacing retiring coal plants with clean energy rather than gas
  • Northeast Regional Office: Protecting communities from the impacts of fossil fuels
  • Sustainable Food & Farming Program: Making our nation’s food system safer and more climate friendly
  • Toxic Exposure & Health Program: Ensuring all people have safe workplaces, neighborhoods, and schools; access to safe drinking water and food; and live in homes that are free of hazardous chemicals

Philadelphia, PA

Members of the Philadelphia office, during the annual bike challenge competition.

1617 JFK Blvd., Ste. 1130
Philadelphia, PA 19103

In this location:

  • Coal Program: Ending our reliance on dirty, expensive, and outdated coal-fired power plants; cleaning up the toxic coal ash mess left by utilities throughout the country; and replacing retiring coal plants with clean energy rather than gas

San Francisco, CA

Reception at San Francisco.

50 California St., Ste. 500
San Francisco, CA 94111

In this location:

  • California Regional Office: Advances ambitious and innovative climate and energy policies, and protects the magnificent natural spaces and wildlife found in the Golden State
  • Fossil Fuels Program: Taking on the fossil fuel industry’s efforts to pursue new paths to profit that not only accelerate the climate crisis, but also continue to cause harm to marginalized communities
  • International Program: Partners with organizations and communities around the world to establish, strengthen, and enforce national and international legal protections for the environment and human health
  • Oceans Program: Safeguards imperiled marine life, reforms fisheries management, stops the expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling, and increases the resiliency of ocean ecosystems to climate change

Seattle, WA

Managing Attorney Patti Goldman speaks with Earthjustice client and Puget Soundkeeper Chris Wilke at Puget Sound on April 28, 2015. The icebreaker ship Aiviq (background) is part of Shell's Arctic drilling fleet.

810 Third Ave., Ste. 610
Seattle, WA 98104

In this location:

  • Biodiversity Defense: Fights to reshape our relationship to lands, water, and wildlife everywhere by confronting the major drivers of the decline in nature
  • Northwest Regional Office: Protects the old-growth forests, salmon streams, and people of the Pacific Northwest
  • Oceans Program: Safeguards imperiled marine life, reforms fisheries management, stops the expansion of offshore oil and gas drilling, and increases the resiliency of ocean ecosystems to climate change
  • Tribal Partnerships Program: Working with Tribes, Native groups, and Indigenous communities to ensure their natural and cultural resources are protected for future generations

Tallahassee, FL

Florida manatees (Trichechus manatus latirostris) at Crystal River, Florida/

111 S. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Tallahassee, FL 32301

In this location:

  • Florida Regional Office: Defends the Sunshine State’s precious waterways and marine life from phosphate mining, offshore drilling, and toxic algae outbreaks caused by agricultural pollution

Washington, D.C.

Earthjustice Attorney Jim Pew at the U.S. Supreme Court.

1001 G St. NW, Ste. 1000
Washington, D.C. 20001

In this location:

  • 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
  • Policy and Legislation: Protects and strengthens our nation’s environmental laws, and prevents legislative attempts to undermine environmental progress
  • Washington, D.C., Office: Enforces legal standards for clean air and clean water nationwide, and safeguards public health in the Mid-Atlantic region