Project Leaders
Volunteer with Indigenous Communities on Conservation Projects in Borneo

Simon Amos - Project Staff

Simon has been working in remote locations as an explorer, expedition leader and medic for over fifteen years, and has designed and run over twenty jungle training courses for different organisations. With a ten year history as a nurse in London and Nottingham hospitals, Simon holds two nursing qualifications and has gained extensive expedition medic experience ranging from the Himalaya to the Andes and the European Alps. He worked for six years as Operations Manager for an expeditions company in South-East Asia and has huge experience in this area, where he now lives with his wife Christine.

Christine Amos - Project Staff

Christine holds an honours degree in Outdoor Education from Moray House, at Edinburgh University and has spent the last three years specialising in logistics and training. Having led jungle expeditions in both Belize and East Malaysia , Christine is well-versed with the rigours of life in the humid forests of Sabah and Sarawak. Christine has travelled extensively in the Americas between gaining qualifications in canoeing, climbing and caving. She worked with Simon as an Expeditions Manager before settling down in Borneo with baby Louise.

Dom Hall - Project Staff

After fighting through the extreme boredom of a mathematics degree at the university of Nottingham Dom ran off to the jungles of Central America on a gap year expedition. From then on he fell in love with the jungle and expedition life and has now clocked up twenty expeditions and a total of nearly two years living in his hammock in Central America and South East Asia. He has led expeditions for many different well reputed companies, and continues to work as a freelance outdoor instructor and expedition leader.