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Rocky Mountain PEER Director

Chandra, a Colorado native, serves as the Director of Rocky Mountain PEER. Formerly a staff attorney with Defenders of Wildlife specializing in endangered species and public lands issues, she has also worked for the U.S. Department of Justice and, under a legal fellowship, worked on a Superfund site with the Department of Energy. “I view my job as helping the region’s public service professionals do their jobs of protecting the diverse and abundant natural resources of the Rockies,” states Rosenthal. Chandra earned her law degree in 1993 at the Lewis and Clark Northwestern School of Law, where she focused her studies on environmental law.

BLM Veteran Decries Diminishing Range Protection

by PEER | May 9, 2024
Inattention to Livestock Program Drives Deteriorating Land Conditions ...

COMMENTARY | What will BLM’s new Public Lands Rule Mean for Conservation?

by Chandra Rosenthal | April 26, 2024
The DOI's final Public Lands Rule was designed to elevate conservation to equal status with traditional energy development, resource extraction, and grazing. Here's our take on it ...

Point Reyes Sweetheart Cattle Leases are Illegal

by PEER | February 12, 2024
Dairy and Beef Ranches on Seashore Pay Far Below Fair Market Value ...

Lawsuit Demands BLM Step Up Range Health Protections

by Susan Sargent | September 13, 2023
Agency Let Go of Oversight Reins on 155-Million Acre Livestock Program ...
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