Sara Clark on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Sara Clark
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last updated: May 2019

Ms. Clark regularly advises land trusts on complex legal issues, including conservation easement drafting and enforcement. She also counsels the Colorado River Indian Tribes in its efforts to ensure cultural resource protection on public lands facing pressure from utility-scale energy developers and other uses. In addition, Ms. Clark represented the Transbay Joint Powers Authority in negotiations over the electric service agreement for the Transbay Transit Center

Prior to attending law school, Ms. Clark worked in land conservation. She was part of the land acquisition team at the Peninsula Open Space Trust, a regional land trust based on the San Francisco peninsula. At the Open Space Institute in New York City, she worked in the conservation research program and published From Diamond International to Plum Creek: The Era of Large Landscape Conservation in the Northern Forest in the Maine Policy Review. She also undertook graduate studies in urban planning at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University. Ms. Clark graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University in 2004 with a degree in environmental science and public policy.

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