Meet the Outdoor Adventure Camp Staff

Luke Coccoli
Director of Conservation Programs

Luke is a native to Montana and grew up just down the road in Choteau, MT. After attending Montana State University and graduating in 2012 with a BS degree in Fish & Wildlife Management he began working for the Club at the TRM Ranch and Rasmuson WIldlife Conservation Center. He now holds a M.Ed. degree from the University of Montana and lives on-site with his wife and two young children.

In his free-time Luke loves to fly-fish, raft, archery hunt and go for long walks with his two Airedale terriers, Otis and Olive!

His favorite Outdoor Adventure Camp activity is helping out at the shooting range and watching campers hit their first target.

Maddie Todd
Conservation Education Programs Manager

Maddie is from West Virginia and moved out to Montana to work for the Boone and Crockett Club as their intern and after one summer, she canceled her plane ticket and never went home! She finished up her bachelors degree in Environmental Studies at Montana State University in Bozeman. During the summer season she’s living on the Rasmuson Wildlife Conservation Center coordinating all things conservation education and summer camps! 

In her free time she enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking, backpacking, reading and knitting! 

Her favorite Outdoor Adventure Camp activities include hiking, archery, making nature art and doing conservation science in the lab.

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Zoe Belinda

Zoe is from Red Lodge, Montana, and is finishing her senior year at the University of Montana, studying Environmental Studies and Wildlife Biology. This is her second season working as an RWCC intern, and she loves spending her summers on the Rocky Mountain Front! Her favorite parts of Outdoor Adventure Camps are teaching kids about conservation through furbearer and skull ID, as well as fishing and hiking on beautiful Montana public lands.

In her free time, Zoe loves backpacking, rafting, skiing, reading, and crocheting!

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Riley Comstock

Riley is from Washington and just finished his undergraduate studies at the University of Montana with degrees in Environmental Science and Journalism. He first heard about the ranch when he backpacked through part of it on a school trip and jumped at the opportunity to return. His favorite part of OAC is teaching all things related to fish and watching kids fly fish Dupuyer Creek.

In his free time, you can usually find Riley fly-fishing, rafting, canoeing, or hiking.