Smoky Mountains, North AmericaKim Neale
Advocate for Indigenomics, conservation finance practitioner, and public speaker advancing regenerative economies, Indigenous leadership, and ecological stewardship.
About Kim
Kim Neale is a Canadian change-maker focused on community-centered economic transformation through Indigenomics and conservation finance. Her work highlights the shift toward regenerative economies rooted in Indigenous values, local empowerment, and ecological stability. Kim collaborates on large-scale conservation projects such as the Seal River Watershed and champions empowering small communities to realize their agency and collective potential. Her leadership in innovative transportation and sustainability initiatives bridges practical technology adoption with holistic, values-based change.
In Kim's own words
“When you include Indigenous voices and leadership at the table you get a very different nature valuation.”“When we just value nature as carbon, we're undervaluing nature.”“When you centre Indigenous knowledge, leadership and bio-cultural indicators in valuation models, you begin to see what could be a more just marketplace.”Where Kim works
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