Conservation Fellow
- Agnes Keith
- Alvin Ung
- Arq. Hector Ceballos-Lascurain
- Carol Patterson
- Costas Christ
- Dato Dr. Dionysius Sharma
- Dato’ Dr. Mikaail Kavanagh
- Datuk Anthony Lamb & Anthea Phillipps
- Datuk Sam Mannan
- Dr. Arthur Chung
- Dr. Dale Straughan
- Dr. Geoffrey Davison
- Dr. Isabelle Louis
- Dr. Junaidi (John) Payne
- Dr. Reza Azmi
- Hitesh Mehta
- HRH Prince Henrik of Denmark
- Tengku Zainal Adlin Bin Tengku Mahamood
- Kari bin Ongong
- Megan Epler Wood
- Micheal Groom
- Mina T Gabor
- Professor Ross Dowling
- Sir David Attenborough
- Sylvia Jeanes
- Tim Kelly
- Yukio Hasegawa

Professor Ross Dowling
Professor Ross Dowling is the founder of Tourism in the School of Marketing, Tourism & Leisure, at Edith Cowan University (ECU), Western Australia. He works internationally in the development of Ecotourism, Geotourism and Cruise Ship Tourism. He is an ad-visor to the UNESCO Global Network of National Geoparks, an Executive Board Member of the Indian Ocean Tourism Organization (IOTO), Deputy Chair of Ecotourism Australia, and Chair of the Forum Advocating Cultural & Eco Tourism [FACET] in Western Australia.
As a Director of Ideology Pty Ltd, Professor Dowling plays an active role as a consultant and international speaker on tourism around the world including in Borneo. A keynote speaker and panel facilitator at the 2005 Borneo Ecotourism Conference held in Kota Kinabalu; Co-Convenor and keynote speaker of the 4th International Borneo Tourism Conference in Sarawak, in 2007; and keynote speaker at the Developing Sabah's Tourism Products & Brand Seminar in Kota Kinabalu in 2008. In recent years Professor Dowling has brought two groups of tourism students from Edith Cowan University to Sukau Rainforest Lodge and several proposals made by the students have been adopted by the Lodge.
Professor Dowling and his wife Wendy have visited the Kinabatangan River Basin and Sukau Rainforest Lodge on many occasions and they are always enthralled by the alluring beauty of this region.
Professor Dowling was born in Auckland, New Zealand and now lives in Perth, Western Australia. He holds degrees in Geology, Geography and Environmental Science as well as diplomas in Educational Administration, Sport & Recreation, and Teaching. His passion for ecotourism has kept him in this field for over thirty years and he has worked as a tour guide around the world including Asia, the Pacific and the Antarctic. For his contributions to the environment he has been awarded a New Zealand Conservation Foundation Citation and a Mobil Environmental Award. He was also the recipient of the Medal of the Order of Australia in 2011 for service to the hospitality and tourism industry, to education, and to the development of ecotourism.
As recognition for his active involvement and contribution to ecotourism in Sabah and Sukau, Sukau Rainforest Lodge dedicates room No. 13 to Prof. Ross Dowling.