Wyoming Chapter Board

Chapter Chair

For nearly 30 years, Kyle has worked for Wyoming PBS as a director of photography, editor, and documentary producer, as well as serving as Production Services Manager.  His productions have won a variety of awards, including four Regional Emmys including “Glaciers of the Winds”, 2018, which looks at the changing landscape of the glaciers in Wyoming’s Wind River Mountains.  Prior to his work in Wyoming, Kyle spent 9 years in the production and engineering departments of the ABC affiliate in Columbus, Ohio.  His move to Wyoming was partially due to his love for the mountains.  Growing up with an environmentally conscious family, he became enthralled with a love of the land and a hope to help preserve it while encouraging sustainable growth, and protecting public lands and wildlife. 

Chapter Vice-Chair 

Andy has been a trial lawyer for his entire career, and now primarily arbitrates contract, construction, and commercial disputes for the American Arbitration Association in Wyoming and surrounding states. He has litigated a wide variety of land use, environmental, banking, commercial and real estate disputes in Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, California, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota and Oregon, before federal, state and Tribal courts and federal and state administrative agencies. His clients have included corporations large and small, national banks, Native American Tribes, entertainers, citizens environmental groups, nonprofit organizations, and individuals. Andy currently serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for Coombs Outdoors, an organization that reduces barriers to winter and summer outdoor recreation for over 450 children and young adults in Teton County Wyoming, and as Treasurer of the Teton County Historic Preservation Board. Andy also serves as a member of the Advisory Board for the Teton Raptor Center and as a member of the Northern Rockies Regional Council of the National Parks Conservation Association.
Andy graduated from Harvard College, magna cum laude in Anthropology, and from Georgetown University Law Center. He is an avid skier, hiker and biker, and spends as much time as he can in the outdoors. He is passionate about preserving our national parks and public lands, and protecting wildlife large and small.

Treasurer

Bio coming soon!

Secretary

Andrew Schneider is a passionate advocate for enhancing the climate for arts and culture, drawing from his diverse experiences in community engagement and sustainability. With a background in creative placemaking, Andrew understands the power of harnessing community engagement to foster environmentally sustainable spaces and vibrant local economies. His involvement in municipal climate action planning and commitment to combating climate change at a grassroots level align seamlessly with the Sierra Club's mission. Andrew envisions Wyoming as a beacon of deep democracy and regenerative practices, where every voice is heard, and every ecosystem thrives. He believes in building equitable partnerships and drawing power to the local level to protect Wyoming's natural environment from industrial development and advance a more inclusive economy.

Fundraising Committee Chair

Lisa recently retired from seven years as a sustainability coordinator for a Wyoming health care facility. Making a difference for the environment 
and working with like minded individuals was a rewarding part of her work. She shares the Sierra Club's values and goals, hoping to protect wild places
for future generations. Trained as a dietitian, she has a passion for the impact of food systems on the environment and the intersection of diet for planet
and human health. After 35 years of living and recreating in Wyoming, she plans to stay. You may find her hiking, skate skiing and enjoying Wyoming's wild places with family and friends. 

Greg Findley is a long-time environmentalist and climate justice activist/educator who sees a stable climate as the bedrock for a livable future for humans and all other species. He previously was on the Board of the Montana Chapter of the Sierra Club, and currently also is on the Wyoming Chapter’s Energy and Climate Team. He is Director of Climate Change: Learning for Action, the flagship program at online climate education platform Terra.do, where he has helped educate and activate thousands of mid-career Fellows from all over the world to work on climate. He has a BA in English and an MBA, and has also been an entrepreneur and business owner. Until recently, he was CEO of Detour, a sustainable international adventure company founded to ensure that tourism benefits local people, cultures, and ecosystems. He lives in Lander with his wife and two teenage sons, and they all like to get outside to recreate in Wyoming’s beautiful nature as much as possible. 

Bio coming soon!

Bio coming soon!