Public Lands

Senior Counsel

Paula has worked with PEER since 2006. She represents the organization in whistleblower, environmental, and Freedom of Information Act cases. Prior to joining PEER, she clerked for a federal district court judge in Washington, DC, and then practiced with small public interest-oriented law firms. Her work included representation of States and advocacy groups in energy and environmental matters, including pesticides and organic food standards. She received her law degree from the George Washington University National Law Center.

Change is Possible! National Parks Reclaim Their Skies

by Paula Dinerstein | May 24, 2023
The first serious inroads have been made into curbing swarms of commercial air tours rumbling across some of America’s most besieged national parks ...

Sharp Reduction of Air Tours Slated for Two Hawaii Parks

by PEER | May 17, 2023
Current Incessant Overflight Levels Deemed Incompatible with Park Values ...

COMMENTARY | Questions About BLM’s Conservation Rule

by Chandra Rosenthal | May 8, 2023
There are serious concerns about many provisions of the new BLM conservation rule and its potential negative impact on public lands ...

BLM’s Sketchy Satellite-Based Range Management

by PEER | May 4, 2023
Agency Sets the Stage to Renew 1, 372 Montana Grazing Allotments Renewed in One Fell Swoop – No NEPA ...

PEERMail | Conservation: Is this the Right Proposal?

by Tim Whitehouse | April 18, 2023
A new regulatory proposal by BLM touting conservation sounds promising but is full of red flags ...