Ingrid Brostrom, a graduate of the University of California-Hastings College of the Law, originally joined CRPE’s Delano office as an Equal Justice Works Fellow.  Her fellowship project, “Don’t Waste the Valley,” focuses on waste issues facing the Central Valley ranging from hazardous waste facility expansion to biosolid application on agricultural lands.  Before joining CRPE, Ingrid worked primarily on wildlife and land conservation issues.  She graduated from the University of California at Santa Cruz with degrees in environmental studies and politics and interned with the Jane Goodall Institute, the Center on Biological Diversity and the Sierra Club.  She was an articles editor for the West-Northwest Journal of Environmental Law and Policy and published a piece on protecting culturally significant wildlife using the National Historic Preservation Act.  Her focus shifted toward environmental justice after interning with the Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment during her final summer in law school.  When not working, Ingrid enjoys traveling and learning about foreign cultures.  She also considers herself a rugby player for life.

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