Siobhan Lally
Student Fellow
Gina Guy Center for Land and Water
Contact Information
Siobhan Lally is a second-year law student in the JD/MA-ENR program with an interest in water and public lands law as it relates to agriculture. Siobhan grew up as the 6th generation on her family's working sheep and cattle ranch in the Little Snake River Valley where she developed a passion for land stewardship through regenerative practices. Before beginning law school, Siobhan worked for a community-based collaborative that facilitates funding and on-the-ground work to support resilient ecosystems, communities, and economies in Wyoming and Colorado. Siobhan wants to work at the intersection of agriculture and conservation to create sustainable systems for resilient landscapes and a stable domestic food supply.
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