Operation Wallacea North America

The main Operation Wallacea office in North America is located in Canada, where there is an office in Whitby, Ontario, run by Justin & Danielle Hines. Between them the Canadian team have run Opwall expeditions in Peru, South Africa, and Honduras.

Operation Wallacea
PO Box 43
Whitby
Ontario
L1N 5R7
Canada

Tel: +1 (905) 493-5101 / +1 (905) 231-2095 (Toronto)
Fax: +1 (905) 493-5121
Email: Canada@Opwall.com or northamerica@opwall.com

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Who's Who in the Canadian Office

Director of Operations - Canada: Dr Justin Hines

Justin has a PhD in Anthropology (Primatology), is fluent in Spanish after spending several years working in Central America, and has run Op Wall expeditions in Honduras and Peru. He is addicted to Honduran Pizza Hut and spends as much time as possible high in the canopy Honduras, or floating down the Amazon River in Peru.  His endless enthusiasm and drive ensures that he is a key ingredient of any project that he joins.  Justin is currently lecturing in Universities and Colleges around Canada, where he is able to share his Opwall experiences and explain to students how they can go about getting involved.

 

Director of Marketing - Canada: Danielle Hines

Danielle's degree in Management and Economics from U of Toronto is a little different from most of the Opwallers backgrounds to say the least!  She has worked for Opwall for 5 years in various positions including finance/budgeting and management, and has had the fortune of doing so in Peru, South Africa and Honduras. When offered the opportunity to open a Canadian Opwall Office, Danielle and her husband Justin jumped at the chance. Although it was hard leaving their home of 3 years in Australia, they are very excited to be bringing Opwall to Canadians and to be back home again!

University and Schools Recruitment: Pearl Vas

"I'm a graduate of the University of Toronto with a Masters degree in Environmental Science. I spent 4 weeks being a Research Assistant and another 4 weeks being Camp Manager in Honduras the summer of 2008. This expedition not only provided me with research skills, it also allowed me to meet so many wonderful people from around the world who share my passion for the environment! I am now working in the Operation Wallacea Canada office as Fundraising and Recruitment Coordinator and I can't wait to share my excitement and experience with next season's volunteers!"