Board Member
Lewis & Clark Law School (emeritus)
Portland, Oregon
Huffman is the dean emeritus and a professor of law of the Lewis & Clark Law School. He is the author of more than 100 articles and chapters on a wide array of legal topics, including two books published in 2013 by Palgrave Macmillan: Private Property and State Power and Private Property and the Constitution.
How stream access laws affect recreation and conservation
Does the public trust doctrine apply to wildlife conservation?
The American Prairie Reserve is a useful case study of the potential role for markets in the future use and management of public grasslands.
To attack APR's property rights — or to use state resources to formally rebuke the good-faith efforts of a law-abiding conservation organization — is to undermine the property rights of everyone.
Buried in the continuing resolution funding the federal government for the remainder of 2011 is a rider that delists the gray wolf as an endangered…