Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition

Phillip Cameron became the coordinator of the Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition in November 2009. He brings a diverse professional experience to this position with strong background in environmental outreach and education, grant writing, community service, and resource management. He has experience in both board and staff positions with a variety of regional and local non-profit environmental organizations.

One of the few rural Clean Cities coalitions, the Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition operates across a large geographic area that includes both Yellowstone and Grand Teton National parks. According to Chuck Myers, United Soybean Board Director, "Yellowstone and Grand Teton Park are perfect examples of well-tested, practical uses for soy biodiesel blends year 'round. The successful uses in these parks have yielded valuable information for other diesel users as well." The parks serve as the coalition's cornerstone and highest profile for stakeholders in collaboration with gateway communities, other parks and agencies, and the private sector.

In 2002, Cameron completed the Teton Science Schools' Professional Residency in Environmental Education, a one-year, graduate-level academic program and teaching practicum.