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Dominic Gill is a 31 year-old British environmental scientist and adventurer. Through his mother’s influence, mountaineering and rock climbing became integral to Gill’s existence at a young age. He considers it his first love and has journeyed all over the world in pursuit of the great mountains, including the Eiger. In his teens, Gill focused his sporting life on rowing crew both in high school and in college providing him with the discipline necessary for undertaking incredibly taxing journeys. Formally educated at Imperial College London, Dominic’s degree in biology supports his outdoor lifestyle affording him the ability to understand nature and communicate to others what he encounters when in the wild. After college Dominic moved to remote Northern Canada working extensively with the Dene people learning to hunt and dwell in complete isolation. In 2005 he quit his day job and decided to pursue fulltime his dream of filming life in the great outdoors. While he was launching his career as a film director Gill used his skills to serve as a mountain guide in Peru and Tanzania. At that time he also became a certified rope access engineer. In 2006 Dominic began his cycle touring journey from the top of Alaska to the bottom of Argentina, on, of all things, a tandem, inviting random strangers to hop on the rear seat and help him pedal south. Understanding the potential of this experience over the next 2 years, he created his platform of Inclusive Adventure. No Doors, No Windows to block out reality.....and a spare seat for someone join in!