Staff

Meet the folks who keep our wheels turning towards a cleaner future.

Phil Cameron

 Executive Director

Phil joined the Coalition as its first Executive Director in late 2009. In the fall of 2011 he was recognized by the Department of Energy as a ‘Rising Star’ in the National Clean Cities program.

In 2011, Phil worked with cornerstone stakeholders in Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks to submit and fund a pilot project under the Clean Cities/National Parks initiative, funding more than $500,000 in projects with Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.

Phil and his wife Robin, a high school biology teacher, have lived in and around Jackson for nearly ten years. His past work experience includes guiding, environmental education, environmental monitoring, and resource management.

Hailing from Aurora, OH, Phil received his B.A. in Geology from Amherst College and completed the Teton Science Schools’ year-long Professional Residency in Environmental Education shortly after moving to the area.

Phil also sits on the boards of Teton County Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling, Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited and the Murie Center.

phil@ytcleanenergy.org

Alicia Cox

 Program Coordinator

Alicia , originally from Flushing, MI, was selected to join the YTCEC staff through the Department of Energy's Workforce Development Grant Program in January 2011. Alicia received her bachelor degree from Central Michigan University with a major in Biology and received her Masters degree in Environmental Science from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. During summer breaks from college Alicia spent her time in the Jackson area as a backpacking/adventure trip leader for young adults and as a research assistant in Yellowstone National Park. Alicia returned to Jackson as soon as she completed her Masters course work.

Alicia loves working for an organization that is truly improving the air quality and environment of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

alicia@ytcleanenergy.org

Morgan Curtis

 Intern

Morgan Curtis is an Environmental Engineering major at Dartmouth College, and is spending her junior winter in Jackson as an intern with YTCEC. She first encountered the Coalition while on the Big Green Bus in summer 2011, travelling around the country on a vegetable-oil powered bus promoting alternative fuels and sustainability. She has since driven more than ten thousand miles on biodiesel in her Volkswagen TDI, and joined the National Biodiesel Board's Next Generation Scientists for Biodiesel program as a Co-Chair. Morgan is heavily involved with student activism efforts at Dartmouth, and when not busy talking sustainability or searching for biodiesel she enjoys horse riding, road biking, skiing and yoga.

intern@ytcleanenergy.org