Liwen Mah

Liwen Mah is a Conservationist at The Nature Conservancy, focusing on helping conserve lands and waters on which all life depends.3 He holds a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering & Operations Research and a JD from UC Berkeley.1 During his time at Berkeley Law, Mah was an article editor for Ecology Law Quarterly and published three articles.1

Mah's professional experience includes:

1. Working in intellectual property law at Fenwick & West, where he also conducted pro bono work in environmental conservation.1
2. Serving on the board of Justice Outside.14
3. Currently serving as a Board member of the Berkeley Law Alumni Association.1
4. Recently joining the Advisory Board of the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment (CLEE) at UC Berkeley.12

In his role at The Nature Conservancy, Mah works across the political spectrum to develop conservation solutions.3 He has been involved in significant projects, such as the world's largest debt refinancing for ocean conservation in Belize, which reduced the country's debt by 12%.5

Mah is also committed to professional diversity efforts and maintains an active pro bono practice in various areas, including conservation, immigration, and media.4