Our Clients: Who We Represent
Trustees for Alaska is a nonprofit public interest environmental law firm providing legal counsel to protect and sustain Alaska’s natural environment. We provide legal counsel to diverse constituencies on the major environmental policy issues facing Alaska. Our clients list includes local and national conservation groups, Native villages, community and citizen groups, statewide coalitions, hunting and fishing groups, and individual Alaskans.
- Alaska Action Center
- The Alaska Center
- Alaska Community Action on Toxics
- Alaska Conservation Alliance
- Alaska Conservation Voters
- Alaska Independent Fishermen’s Marketing Assoc.
- Alaska Inter-Tribal Council
- Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association
- Alaska Marine Conservation Council
- Alaska Quiet Rights Coalition
- Alaska Wildlife Alliance
- Alaska Wilderness League
- Alaska Wilderness, Recreation & Tourism Assoc.
- Alaskans for Responsible Mining
- Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association
- American Rivers
- Anchorage Audubon Society
- Anchorage Waterways Council
- Animal Legal Defense Fund
- Arctic Audubon Society
- Audubon Alaska
- Arizona Wilderness Coalition
- Association of Village Council Presidents
- Bering Strait Citizens for Responsible Resource Development
- Bristol Bay Alliance
- Bristol Bay Driftnetters’ Association
- Candadian Parks & Wilderness Soceity — Yukon Chapter
- California Wilderness Coalition
- Curyung Tribal Council (IRA)
- Cascadia Wildlands Project
- Castle Mountain Coalition
- Center for Biological Diversity
- Chuitna Citizens Coalition
- Coalition to Protect America’s National Parks
- The Coastal Coalition
- Colorado Environmental Coalition
- Colorado Mountain Club
- Cook Inlet Alliance
- Conservation Lands Foundation
- Cook Inlet Alliance
- Cook Inletkeeper
- Cook Inlet Fishermen’s Fund
- Copper Country Alliance
- Cook Inlet Fishermen’s Fund
- Cordova District Fishermen United
- Copper River Watershed Project
- Council of Athabascan Tribal Governments
- Defenders of Wildlife
- Denali Citizens Council
- Earth Island Institute
- Earthworks
- Ekwok Tribal Council (IRA)
- Environment America
- Eyak Preservation Council
- Fairbanks Climate Action Coalition
- First Peoples Worldwide
- Food and Water Watch
- Friends of Alaska National Wildlife Refuges
- Friends of Mat-Su
- Friends of McNeil River
- Grand Canyon Trust
- Greater Yellowstone Coalition
- Greenpeace
- Gwich’in Steering Committee
- Humane Society Legislative Fund
- Humane Society of the United States
- Idaho Conservation League
- Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope
- Kachemak Bay Conservation Society
- Kaktovik Village
- Koliganek Village Council (IRA)
- League of Conservation Voters
- McNeil River Alliance
- National Audubon Society
- National Parks and Conservation Assoc.
- National Wildlife Federation
- National Wildlife Refuge Association
- Native Movement
- Akiak Native Community (IRA)
- Native Village of Kivalina (IRA)
- Native Village of Nanwalek (IRA)
- Native Village of Point Hope (IRA)
- Native Village of Point Lay (IRA)
- Native Village of Savoonga (IRA)
- Native Village of Port Graham (IRA)
- Natural Resources Defense Council
- New Mexico Wilderness Alliance
- New Stuyahok Traditional Council (IRA)
- Ninilchik Traditional Council
- Nondalton Tribal Council (IRA)
- Northern Alaska Environmental Center
- Nunamta Aulukestai
- OCEANA (North Pacific)
- Ocean Conservancy
- Prince William Sound Audubon Society
- Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility
- REDOIL (Resisting Environmental Devastation on Indigenous Lands)
- Resurrection Bay Conservation Alliance
- Rewilding Institute
- SalmonState
- San Juan Citizens Alliance
- Sierra Club – Alaska Field Office
- Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC)
- Sovereign Iñupiat for a Living Arctic
- Sutton-Alpine Community Council
- The Center for Large Landscape Conservation
- St. George Island Traditional Council
- The Wilderness Society
- Trout Unlimited
- Tuluksuk Native Community (IRA)
- Turnagain Arm Conservation League
- United Cook Inlet Drift Association
- Wild Salmon Center
- WildEarth Guardians
- Wilderness Watch
- Winter Wildlands Alliance
- Wyoming Outdoor Council