Ms. Snodgrass joined Holland & Hart in 1999 after graduating from Northwestern University School of Law. Ms. Snodgrass practices in the Environmental Group of the Natural Resources Department. She focuses on matters involving NEPA and the Endangered Species Act, including various aspects of NEPA compliance and exemptions, selection of third-party contractors, evaluation of habitat conservation plans, Section 7 consultation, and the species listing process. Ms. Snodgrass also has significant experience with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, wetlands issues under the Clean Water Act, federal land use issues under the Mineral Leasing Act and Federal Land Policy and Management Act, and natural gas pipeline issues under the Natural Gas Act.

Member, Denver and Colorado Bar Associations

Member, American Bar Association
- Vice-Chair Technology, Endangered Species Committee (2008-2010)

Member and Trustee-at-Large, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation; member, Special Institutes Committee

"Recent Developments under the Endangered Species Act", Presenter, Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission's Mid-Year Summit, May 2010.

"Development of a Permit Program for Incidental Take of Migratory Birds," Presenter, Southern Gas Association's Environmental Roundtable, June 2010.

Acting on Congressional Invitation, Obama Administration Reinstates Original ESA Consultation Regulations and Pledges Comprehensive Review, Holland & Hart News Update, May 2009.

"Bush Administration Finalizes Revisions to ESA Section 7 Consultation Regulations; Congress and Obama Administration Respond," ABA Endangered Species Committee Newsletter, March 2009.

Significant Revisions Proposed to ESA Section 7 Consultation Regulations, Holland & Hart News Update, August 2008.

Secretary Kempthorne Announces Listing of Polar Bear as Threatened, Holland & Hart News Update, May 2008.

Co-author, "Consideration of Climate Change in NEPA and ESA Processes," presented at Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Special Institute on Resources Development and Climate Change, April 2008, and published in Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Journal, 45 Rocky Mtn. Min. Law Found. J. 325 (2008).

Co-author, "Beyond Air Quality: The Intersection of Climate Change and the Endangered Species Act," presented at CLE International, September 2007.

Co-author, "Public Purpose or Private Profit: Condemnation for Natural Resources Development After Kelo v. New London," presented with Robert A. Bassett, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation Annual Institute, July 2007.

"NEPA Exemptions: How to Comply With NEPA Without Doing a NEPA Analysis," presented at CLE International, April 2006.

Co-author, "ESA Section 4: Species Listing And Critical Habitat Designation-Moving In And Out Of The Regulatory Net," presented with Murray D. Feldman, CLE International, November 2005.

"Court Limits Activists' Ability to Dispute ESA Listing Decisions," Legal Opinion Letter, Washington Legal Foundation, June 2004.

Co-author, "Complication and Confusion: Habitat Conservation Under the Endangered Species Act," presented by Michael J. Brennan, CLE International, May 2002.

Co-author, "After 'SWANCC'-The Corps Will Decide its Jurisdiction Over Isolated Water Case by Case," Colorado Water Journal (October 3, 2001).