• Work with frontline communities and conservation organizations in local, regional, and statewide coalitions to proactively protect vulnerable ecosystems while also opposing destructive and polluting projects; • Identify, develop, and litigate cases and administrative actions to further the program’s campaign goals; • Draft legal and/or scientific comments on proposed rules and environmental review documents; • Advocate for conservation policies, including through oral testimony, policy analysis, petitions for rulemaking, and effective communications; • Engage in media advocacy by writing press releases, crafting op-eds, developing relationships with media contacts, and delivering effective, timely statements to reporters; • Raise awareness among the public and opinion leaders through campaign activities such as public speaking, action alerts, reports, and meetings; • Build and maintain relationships with partner organizations, coalitions, government officials, and scientists; • Produce consistently high-quality work, including typically delivering weekly legal work such as a brief, memo, petition, technical comment letter, or oral argument as needed; • May include supervision of law clerks and legal fellows; • Complete other project work outside of the program as needed to meet changing organizational priorities.