Greta Swanson
Environmental Law Institute
Greta Swanson is a Visiting Attorney at ELI. She has co-authored reports and articles involving federal agency consultation with Alaska Native tribes regarding subsistence resources in the Arctic; co-management of living marine resources; Indigenous knowledge; Indigenous and human rights and the environmental rule of law; international fisheries law; small-scale fisheries; and protection of endangered species. Ms. Swanson received her juris doctor from New York University School of Law.
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Turning research into actionCalifornia Laws to Protect Tribal Cultural Resources: Are They Working?California has enacted laws specifically intended to protect Tribal cultural resources and Tribal traditional cultural sites. But are these laws working?
December 15, 2023
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Environment and ClimateAdvancing Tribal Health and Wellness through Meaningful Government-to-Government Consultation in State and Local Environmental Decision-making
This study will examine the extent to which health and wellness outcomes for tribal citizens are tied to state policies requiring state and local agencies to engage in government-to-government consultation with tribes when carrying out environmental decision-making activities impacting tribal cultural resources.
December 14, 2021
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