The Intersection of Environmental Law and Tribal Nations
Sponsored by the Idaho State Bar Environment and Natural Resource Law Section
Thursday, February 23, 2022
12:00 pm – 4:30 pm (MT)
Perkins Coie, LLP
1111 W. Jefferson St. – Boise
*Live Webcast Available
4.0 CLE Credits (pending)
Cost:
Members of Environment & Natural Resource Law Section $ 75.00
Non-Members $ 100.00
Law Students Free
Program Agenda
12:00 pm Hosted Lunch
12:15 pm Protecting Tribal Reserved Rights: The EPA’s Proposed Revisions to Water Quality Standards
Jennifer Brundage and Lauren Maher, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
1:00 pm Tribal Specific NEPA Considerations
Ted Boling, Perkins Coie, Washington DC
1:45 pm The Myths and Triggers of Tribal Engagement
Collette Brown-Rodriguez, Avantus
Maranda Compton, Lepwe Inc.
2:30 pm Break
2:45 pm Tribal Equity and Transportation Planning in Idaho
Cecilia Arritola, Idaho Department of Transportation
3:15 pm Trust Duties and Emerging Considerations Related to the National Historic Preservation Act
Stacey Bosshardt, Perkins Coie, Washington DC
4:00 pm Coordinating with State Agencies, Tribes, and the Federal Government on NEPA, a State Perspective
George Lynch and Richard Stover, Idaho Governor’s Office of Energy and Mineral Resources
4:30 pm Program Concludes