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Cameron initiated the establishment of Leave No Trace Australia in 2001 after studying the international LNT program at NOLS Pacific Northwest, Seattle, Washington State. Cameron has a background in tourism and community education and outdoor leadership in regional communities and isolated environments spanning more than 20 years.
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Environmental Management,
Edith Cowan University (2006).
Bachelor of Science (Ecology Double Major) Honours (First Class),
University of Wollongong (1999).
Alexander's passion is to use his research and communication skills to
assist in the conservation of Australia’s biodiversity, and the
empowerment of Traditional Owners through land and sea management.
Tim successfully climbed Mt Everest by a new route without oxygen from Tibet in 1984 and then again from Nepal in 1990 during his famous Sea to Summit expedition. He has first ascents of other great peaks including Annapurna 2 and Gasherbrum IV. Tim is a partner in the clothing and equipment manufacturer Sea To Summit Pty Ltd. Once or twice a year, in conjunction with World Expeditions, Tim takes small groups of trekkers on expeditions to remote parts of the Himalaya and Africa, and likes to spend some months each year exploring remote areas in northern Australia. Tim is also the Chair of the Nepal Eye Program Australia.
The son of a Chinese migrant, John Hoon grew up in Brunei where he
attended high school established by a multi-national oil company, part
of its social obligations in return for oil concessions. As part of
his continuing education, John attended Liverpool University in the UK
where he studied accountancy. In the mid 1980’s John moved to Perth as
an Auditor with Ernst and Young and later worked as Public Accountant.
John sits on a number of boards in Perth but more recently has been
interested to share his experiences through company sponsored
education and other social development initiatives by applying
commercial models, as an alternative to government models, for the
benefit of aboriginal social and economic development. John is an
Australian Citizen.
Jessica is a marine ecologist on the faculty of the University of Western Australia’s Botany School. Jessica manages the Center for Marine Futures project, which is the largest marine habitat mapping and biodiversity assessment program currently running in Western Australia. She has worked at the interface of ecology, conservation and community for over 15 years, including 4 years as Deputy Director of Project Seahorse, an international NGO with 40 staff working in 8 countries on marine conservation issues.
Adam practises in the area of business taxation and provides advice on
business structuring, acquisitions and sales, superannuation, estate
planning, wills, tax disputes, international tax, tax effective
investments and general taxation advice. He also provides
intellectual property advice, including trademarks, copyright,
technology transfers and franchising. Adam is involved in Bushcare, a
conservation program that purchases property; attaches conservation
covenants and re-sells the property.
