Phillip Cameron

Experience

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  Teton Science Schools

  Aug 2004 - May 2005

  Water Education Coordinator/Wyoming Stream Team Coordinator
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  Snake River Sporting Club

  May 2005 - Sept 2008

  Naturalist/Resource Manager

  Environmental Education, Outdoor Recreation, Land Management, Project Management, Environmental Certification

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  Headwaters Consulting- Energy & Environmental Services

  Oct 2006 - now

  Owner

  Provide environmental services to business, not-for-profit, and agency partners in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Services and areas of expertise include; - Outreach and Education - Grant writing- Fundraising- Organizational Leadership - Sustainability Practices - Project Management - Environmental Education / GYE Natural HistoryCurrent/Former Clients include - Teton Conservation District, The Snake River Fund, POW JH, Energy Conservation Works, Teton Science Schools, Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities, Worldcast Anglers, The Cougar Fund, Western Wolf Coalition, Rendezvous River Sports, & JH Iditarod Dogsled Tours. Show less

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  Western Wolf Coalition

  Mar 2009 - Oct 2009

  Wyoming Coordinator - Consulting

  The western wolf coalition works to ensure the long term restoration of wolves to our region by promoting sound wildlife management strategies, dispelling myths and misinformation, and conducting extensive outreach work with livestock producers, hunters, business leaders, scientists and the general public to increase understanding and support for this keystone species.

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  Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition

  Oct 2009 - Feb 2014

  Exectutive Director

  A 501 [c] [3] non-profit, Yellowstone Teton Clean Energy Coalition has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy's Clean Cities Program, whose mission is to displace the use of petroleum in the transportation sector. This is done by advocating the use of alternative fuels, encouraging new technologies such as hybrid & electric vehicles, and promoting idle reduction practices for all vehicles. The program also seeks to reduce exhaust emissions and improve U.S. energy security by reducing dependence on imported crude oil. Show less

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  Energy Conservation Works

  Feb 2014 - Aug 2024

  Executive Director

  The mission of Energy Conservation Works (ECW) is to provide leadership, implementation, and education specific to energy conservation, energy sustainability, and energy efficiency.History:ECW started as the Jackson Hole Energy Sustainability Project. It was former World Bank President James Wolfensohn who inspired community leaders to transform Jackson Hole into an innovator of energy conservation and sustainability, utilizing our special landscape to share the message and encourage people towards action.ECW is based on a Memorandum of Understanding between the Town of Jackson, Teton County, and Lower Valley Energy (LVE) with the goal of achieving significant reductions in energy use over the next 20 years in order to keep our utility rates low, and also reduce our carbon footprint.Goals:The goals of ECW, in order to secure and preserve economically feasible energy costs and to sustain/and or reverse the impacts of the built environment on the natural environment, are: To Mitigate 30 megawatts (30%) of the electricity needed to meet Jackson Hole’s future load growth over the next 20 years, in order to keep electricity rates low. To partner with and support the wide array of organizations working on reducing emissions from transportation through reducing fossil fuel use. To share the message of the importance of energy efficiency and conservation of our special resources and environment. Show less

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  The Nature Conservancy

  Aug 2024 - now

  Associate Director of Development