Carol Crowe is an environmental professional dedicated to bridging Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities across Canada. As the founder and president of Indigenous Visions Inc., she has over two decades of experience in environmental consulting and training. 

Carol’s expertise lies in developing and delivering environmental programs that integrate Traditional Indigenous Knowledge with Western science. She has trained more than 650 Indigenous Environmental Monitors nationwide, emphasizing community-based environmental stewardship and collaboration with corporations and government to minimize impacts on traditional lands. 

A certified Environmental Professional (EP) in Environmental Training and Education with ECOCanada, Carol is also an experienced facilitator. She offers customized training in various topics, including cultural competency and holistic self-development programs for team building and strategic planning. 

Her outstanding contributions have been recognized through several awards: 

• 2022 ECOCanada Impact Award 

• Global Women of Vision Award in Business 

• Esquao Award from the Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women 

Carol is also an alumna of the Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference. 

Recently, Carol co-authored a children’s book titled “Anahareo Saves the Beaver.” This book tells the story of her aunt, an Indigenous woman who played a crucial role in stopping the inhumane trapping of beavers in Canada. Aimed at young readers aged 3-8, the book educates about conservation and includes Anishinaabe translations and teachings. Proceeds from the book support environmental programs in a national park, reflecting Carol’s commitment to education and conservation. 

Through her work, Carol continues to advocate for the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives in environmental management and strives to create a sustainable future for generations to come.