Support Us

GREG HALLER
​EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

​Greg has over 10 years experience working in collaborative processes focused on complex river basin management issues, including the development of the Nez Perce water rights settlement, hydropower operations in the Columbia River Basin, relicensing of the Hells Canyon Complex, the development of Total Maximum Daily Loads and other provisions of the Clean Water Act. Greg has a law degree from the University of Idaho College of Law, with emphases in water law and Native American law, and a Master’s degree in environmental management and natural resource economics from Cornell University. A native of Ithaca, New York, Greg grew up surrounded by streams, waterfalls and lakes and developed his passion for river conservation through fly fishing these waters with his father.

email: greg@pacificrivers.org
Take Action
The Snake River once supported millions of salmon and steelhead but now those runs are threatened with extinction. The solution is to remove the four dams on the lower Snake River, invest in infrastructure and renewable energy sources to ensure farmers can still irrigate their crops, and our power is carbon free. It also requires the fundamental restructuring of the Bonneville Power Administration (the federal agency in charge of marketing power from the dams) to eliminate the many conflicts of interests that work to prevent real salmon recovery.  Congressman Mike Simpson of Idaho is leading this charge but it requires support from the rest of the Pacific Northwest Congressional delegation.  

Please contact Congressman Simpson’s Chief of Staff Lindsay Slater and tell him you support their efforts to restore salmon and reform BPA. 
2084 Rayburn HOB, Washington D.C. 20515 (202) 225-5531
Connect

1001 SE Water Ave., Suite 450
Portland, OR 97214

503.228.3555 
info@pacificrivers.org
Get Involved

Protect clean water and healthy rivers by promoting healthy watersheds.
© 2020 Copyright Pacific Rivers. All rights reserved.