Chloe Amoo

Chloe Amoo is a conservationist and naturalist with a background in wildlife conservation, biodiversity monitoring and environmental leadership across Africa and Southeast Asia. Her passion for wildlife began through a life-long fascination with the natural world and has since taken her from rainforests and coral reefs to remote field sites working with both terrestrial and marine ecosystems.

Chloe has worked extensively in Madagascar, where she developed and led terrestrial conservation programmes, designing biodiversity monitoring projects, training international and local teams, and working closely with protected areas to support research and conservation initiatives. She has also worked in Borneo supporting Orangutan conservation and enrichment programmes, alongside projects in Gabon involving rainforest biodiversity, tree identification and gorilla habituation and monitoring.

A keen traveller and wildlife enthusiast, Chloe has spent extensive time exploring habitats across Africa and Southeast Asia, with a particular interest in mammals, birds, reptiles and the wider ecological relationships that shape ecosystems. She especially enjoys helping others connect more deeply with wildlife, whether tracking species in the field, spotting overlooked details in nature or sharing stories from conservation work around the world.

Chloe brings an enthusiastic and approachable guiding style and loves sharing the excitement of encountering wildlife in wild places with her guests!