Joe Feller

Professor Feller works on environmental and natural resource issues, with emphasis on public land management and water law. His writings on environmental and natural resources law have appeared in numerous legal and scientific journals, and he was an author of the American Bar Association's NEPA Litigation Handbook. Professor Feller has been a leading advocate for reform of livestock grazing on public lands in the western United States, and has represented environmental interests in litigation before administrative boards, federal district courts and courts of appeal, and the United States Supreme Court. Before undertaking the study of law, Professor Feller obtained a doctorate degree in physics and he was an Assistant Professor of Physics at Columbia University.