Environmental Law Symposium

The School of Law hosts an annual Environmental Law Symposium that brings noted practitioners, government officials, educators, and scholars from many disciplines to campus to examine environmental issues from multiple perspectives. Conferences themes in recent years have included:

• Urban Parks Equity
• Bush Administration Policies on Wilderness and Wildlife
• California's Renewable Energy Sector
• City Rivers
• Environmental Justice

2009 Environmental Law Symposium on "Farming and Food: How We Grow What We Eat"

• Symposium To Examine Farming and Food. Four Panels will discuss their findings on The Animal We Raise, The Crops We Grow, The International Food Trade, and Localizing Our Food Supply at Golden Gate University School of Law on Friday, November 13, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. Up to 4.5 MCLE credits are available. Farming and Food Conference Flyer

2008 Annual Environmental Law Symposium