Eight UGA law students take on Southern Conservation Trust projects
The students work pro bono on 8 real-world conservation projects through the University of Georgia's Land Conservation Clinic, led by Steffney Thompson.
Southern Conservation Trust is working with 8 UGA School of Law students on 8 real-world conservation projects, all pro bono.
The work runs through the University of Georgia's Land Conservation Clinic, led by Steffney Thompson. The clinic brings together law, science and policy to support land conservation across Georgia and the Southeast.
From Southern Conservation Trust· Instagram · Oct 5
Open the post“⚖️ Conservation takes more than acres—it takes creative problem-solving, collaboration, and sometimes a little legal expertise! We’re excited to be working with 8 UGA School of Law students on 8 real-world conservation projects, all pro bono through the University of Georgia’s Land Conservation Clinic, led by Steffney Thompson. The Land Conservation Clinic brings together law, science, and policy to support land conservation across Georgia and the Southeast. For SCT, this partnership is an incredible resource—and we’re so impressed by the students’ enthusiasm for tackling real-world conservation challenges. We’re grateful for this partnership and for the opportunity to work alongside the next generation of conservation professionals! 🌿⚖️ Learn more about the UGA Land Conservation Clinic. Click the link in our bio to learn more!”
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