CELP invites students of law, economics, geography and other environmental disciplines to spend a summer or semester working on projects to protect the rivers and aquifers of western Washington and the Columbia River basin.  Interns are essential to our work.

We also invite environmental professionals and retirees to consider interning with CELP.  For more information about our programs, please give us a call.

Care about water?  Please join us!

Our current 2011 intern:

        •  Eric Hill

Eric is a native of eastern Washington, having been born in Pullman, WA and graduating high school from Kettle Falls, WA. He graduated from Washington State University, studying Political Science, Philosophy, and Economics. While attending college Eric spent his summers working at the Boise Cascade log yard in Kettle Falls, WA. Eric has always had an interest in nature, saying that it probably started around the time his father began reading him the works of Patrick McManus and Aldo Leopold. Eric is most passionate about fighting climate change since it is his generation’s duty to solve the problem.

Eric will begin his second year at Gonzaga University School of Law this August. He is excited to work at CELP this summer and hopes to bring some positive change to the area. When he’s not working, Eric enjoys fly fishing, reading, and listening to Pink Floyd.