Not only did I learn more about civil procedure, any type of legal writing, and grassroots litigation practice in this course than any other course in law school, but I also learned how to appreciate natural resources from perspectives other than nonprofit public interest. Before taking WRLC, I thought that there was only one way to look at environmental and natural resource law. From this course, I have seen there are multiple bites at the apple. This course broadened my career prospects and nurtured my personal ethos on natural resources in a way that other courses have not.
— FALL 2016 WRLC STUDENT

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