Scott Brennan is Montana State Director for The Wilderness Society. During his 25-year career in conservation, higher education and advocacy, Scott has worked closely with business leaders, scientists and elected officials while advocating for large landscape conservation, wilderness protection, fish and wildlife habitat restoration and sustainable economic development. Before the Wilderness Society, Scott was the founding director of the campaign to protect Bristol Bay Alaska from the proposed Pebble Mine and served as Executive Conservation Fellow of the National Parks Conservation Association in Washington, DC. Scott holds two degrees in environmental science and has taught many university-level courses in environmental science, policy and journalism. Scott discusses the need for wilderness and how the Society is working to preserve as much wilderness as they can.
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