Adam Brubaker is a naturalist and photographer in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He has a degree in Recreation Management from BYU-Idaho with emphases in Communications and Natural Resources. He is a Certified Interpretive Guide through the National Association of Interpretation and a Certified Naturalist Guide for Yellowstone, through the Yellowstone Association.
Adam loves living and working in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He has stories from his childhood of searching for grizzly bears and wolves on his many excursions to Yellowstone with his brothers. In 2011, he helped organize and start a local chapter of the National Audubon Society. During this time he has fallen in love with birds and can become quite distracted by them. Adam works as a naturalist guide in Yellowstone and has a great respect and love for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Adam resides in Island Park, Idaho with his wife and four sons.
Scott is an experienced local guide that was born and raised just outside of Yellowstone National Park in Island Park, Idaho. He is passionate about nature and wildlife; spending countless hours watching bears, wolves, bison, birds and the diversity of other animals found throughout the park. His particular love is sharing the natural wonders of this area with visitors and crafting fun and educational personal experiences involving Yellowstone wildlife, landscape, history and geology.
With a lifetime of experience hiking, backpacking and exploring Yellowstone, Scott is intimately familiar with every corner of the park and can introduce you to all the iconic sites and many lesser known but spectacular places. Scott is also an avid fly fisher with deep knowledge of the rivers and lakes of the Greater Yellowstone Area and the fish that live in them. When not in the field, he can usually be found wading in a remote stream or on a high-mountain lake searching for an elusive trout.
Levi Lashley was born and raised in the Hill Country of Texas, where his love for nature and the outdoors began at a young age. Whether it was helping his father reseed native grasses or searching for arrowheads in the Pedernales River, a lifelong appreciation for natural and cultural history was formed. He was able to foster this appreciation in others while working for several summers as a counselor for outdoor children’s camps. After earning a degree in Environmental Studies with a concentration in Natural Resources Management from Baylor University, Levi moved to the volcanic mountains of west Texas. While there, he became a proficient guide in the area around Big Bend National Park.
After two years in west Texas, a love for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem compelled Levi and his wife to relocate to Eastern Idaho, where they now reside. The ecological, geological, and cultural richness’ of Yellowstone National Park inspire Levi’s mission to share in the natural splendor of the region with everyone he can.
