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Associate lawyer, [[Southern environmental law center]] [[https://www.southernenvironment.org/staff/henry-gargan/]]
Associate lawyer, [[Southern environmental law center]] [[https://www.southernenvironment.org/staff/henry-gargan/]]
Henry works with agencies responsible for stewarding the Southeast’s public lands as part of Southern Environmental Law Center’s National Forests and Parks program. He makes sure the agencies’ planning and project-level processes protect these precious environmental and cultural resources. He advocates for state and federal policy that protect wildlife species found only in the Southeast.
Henry also assists with litigation protecting the integrity of critical environmental laws and advocates for Clean Water Act permitting processes vital to the protection of water quality in North Carolina and the Southern Appalachians. He helps develop and advocate for land management policies that protect the important carbon sequestration services of Southeastern forests.
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Latest revision as of 17:20, 25 August 2023

Associate lawyer, Southern environmental law center [[1]]

Henry works with agencies responsible for stewarding the Southeast’s public lands as part of Southern Environmental Law Center’s National Forests and Parks program. He makes sure the agencies’ planning and project-level processes protect these precious environmental and cultural resources. He advocates for state and federal policy that protect wildlife species found only in the Southeast.

Henry also assists with litigation protecting the integrity of critical environmental laws and advocates for Clean Water Act permitting processes vital to the protection of water quality in North Carolina and the Southern Appalachians. He helps develop and advocate for land management policies that protect the important carbon sequestration services of Southeastern forests.

Back to Plastic-free WNC