The Public Land and Resources Law Review is published by a board of student editors at The University of Montana School of Law. It features both professional and student-written articles exploring a broad range of current issues in public land and resource law, environmental law, and federal Indian law. Professors Sarah Bates and Jack Tuholske are the faculty advisers.
First published in 1980 under the direction of Professor Margery Hunter Brown, the Public Land and Resources Law Review is currently published annually and circulated to more than 300 subscribers across the country, including law libraries, universities and law firms.
The goal of the Public Land and Resources Law Review is to encourage those interested in public land and resources law, environmental law and federal Indian law to publish the results of their work and research, express their ideas and further discussion and research in these areas.
We also host the Public Land Law Conference. First held in 1978, the Conference is sponsored by the Public Land and Resources Law Review and organized by the Law Review’s board of student editors. Traditionally, the Conference has been organized around a particular legal issue of current interest to practicing attorneys, professionals and students. The Conference generally consists of panel discussions and lectures on various aspects of the topic at issue.
The Editors of the Law Review can be contacted at: publiclandlawreview@gmail.com
