A close-up of the male Desert Spiny Lizard's scales reveals a mosaic of shimmering blues and greens, evolved both for display and defense in the arid landscapes of the American Southwest.

From catching butterflies by age 2 to discovering new species by age 22, Scott has found his calling in wildlife conservation as a theorist, researcher, and practitioner. He has carved out a niche in protecting often-overlooked species and delights in showcasing their beauty through award-winning photography. 

Scott's work is driven by a deep-seated dedication and unbridled curiosity to protect the natural world. Through his uniquely innovative approach, Scott continues to push the boundaries of what's possible in protecting our planet's biodiversity.