Brianne Milano

Brianne is passionate about empowering communities to live in harmony with the planet through her work at the intersection of environmental science, education, and experiential leadership. With a Master of Science in Outdoor Education from the University of Edinburgh and a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology from UC Davis, she brings over eight years of experience spanning science, education, and sustainability. Brianne has contributed to statewide conservation research addressing climate and land-use challenges with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, led experiential learning and leadership development initiatives at Stanford University, and coordinated large-scale environmental field campaigns with NASA’s Earth Science division. Her six-month thru-hike of the 2650 mile Pacific Crest Trail reflects a lifelong dedication to environmental stewardship and the transformative power of time spent outdoors. Guided by curiosity, collaboration, and a deep respect for nature, Brianne is committed to advancing Turning Green’s mission to educate, inspire, and mobilize the next generation of changemakers.