Dedicated conservationist, whose work is driven by the belief that we are the earth's stewards and that through education, action, and genuine commitment, we can create a more sustainable future for generations to come.
Travis Entenman is a dedicated conservationist whose passion for nature was cultivated in the diverse landscapes of North America. Born in the forests of northern Idaho, he spent his early childhood exploring 16 acres of wilderness before moving to the rolling grasslands of South Dakota at age six. These formative experiences instilled in Entenman a deep connection to the environment and a strong sense of responsibility toward its preservation. With a Master's degree in Environmental Law and Policy from Vermont Law School, Entenman has channeled his expertise into leadership roles as the Executive Director of Friends of the Big Sioux River and the Northern Prairies Land Trust. In these positions, he focuses his efforts on conserving native prairies, cleaning watersheds, and educating communities about the importance of environmental stewardship.
Guided by Aldo Leopold's philosophy of conservation as a harmony between humans and nature, Entenman strives to inspire others to leave the earth better than they found it and to challenge the status quo of environmental indifference.