By Sheila Pursglove
Legal News
Growing up, Natalie Navarro Crane spent a great deal of time outdoors, developing a passion for outdoor recreation and environmental sustainability—and she now is passionate about environmental law.
“I was always drawn to our natural world and wanted to understand it and learn how to advocate for it,” she says.
She started her career in this field by earning a Bachelor of Science degree, with highest honors, from Montana State University, with a major in Environmental Sciences and a minor in Entrepreneurship and Business Management.
Now a 3L student at Detroit Mercy Law School, Crane will launch her career after next May’s graduation as an entry-level associate in the Environmental practice group at Troutman Pepper, where she has been a summer associate for the past two years.
Legal News
Growing up, Natalie Navarro Crane spent a great deal of time outdoors, developing a passion for outdoor recreation and environmental sustainability—and she now is passionate about environmental law.
“I was always drawn to our natural world and wanted to understand it and learn how to advocate for it,” she says.
She started her career in this field by earning a Bachelor of Science degree, with highest honors, from Montana State University, with a major in Environmental Sciences and a minor in Entrepreneurship and Business Management.
Now a 3L student at Detroit Mercy Law School, Crane will launch her career after next May’s graduation as an entry-level associate in the Environmental practice group at Troutman Pepper, where she has been a summer associate for the past two years.