Scott cut his professional teeth early on through numerous rare plant survey projects with the Chippewa and Superior National Forests. His early experience allowed him to learn the ins and outs of the business, leading him to establish Midwest Natural Resources. His diverse array of projects spans various sectors including renewables, oil and gas, electric transmission, plus local and federal government entities. His focus, determination, and attention to detail provide clients with products that are consistently above the standard consulting product. His reputation has earned him trust with the regulatory agencies, critical for moving projects forward. Focus: Rare Plant Surveys, Botanical Inventories, Wetland Delineations, Floristic Quality Assessment, Long-term Vegetation Monitoring, and Native Plant Community MappingSpecialties: Botrychium (Moonworts), Calcareous Fens, Peatland Systems, Prairie Systems, Vegetation Management Plans, Helicopter Surveys (avian and botanical). Certifications: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources approved rare plant surveyor for general rare plants and for special status species including moonworts, western prairie fringed orchid, prairie bush clover and the Minnesota endemic dwarf trout lily. He also serves as CEO of BioApp, a sister company to MNR.Permits: Permit to take and possess endangered and/or threatened species in Minnesota.Experience Range: Upper Midwest, Northern Great Plains to the Southern Great Plains, Great Lakes, and Gulf CoastOrganizations: Minnesota Native Plant Society, President (2006-2014, 2016-Current).