Communications and Administration Coordinator, N4J
Kamryn Whiteye is a Lunaapeexkwe (Delaware woman) from Eelünaapéewi Lahkéewiit
(Delaware Nation) with a strong background in Indigenous relations, policy, and
communications. She has supported national First Nations leadership and grassroots initiatives
across Canada through strategic, culturally grounded consulting. Kamryn brings deep
knowledge of Indigenous governance and community engagement, grounded in lived
experience and a commitment to equity and healing.
First 30x30 is grateful to our funders and supporters for their commitment to reconciliation and climate action by centring Indigenous-led Conservation.
“RBC is committed to helping accelerate the transition to a greener economy by supporting nature-positive solutions that help to address the climate and biodiversity crises,” said Thea Silver, Senior Director, Environmental Impact, RBC. “We recognize the leadership of Indigenous communities and are proud to support the First 30x30 Initiative, which creates new pathways for sustained financial support for Indigenous-led conservation and land management practices, while protecting biodiversity, centering social justice and promoting opportunity for Canada’s Indigenous peoples.”
"Domtar has long been a leader in sustainability, and we, alongside our owner Jackson Wijaya, are committed to forging partnerships that explore nature-based solutions to address climate challenges while delivering social benefits, particularly for Indigenous Nations. It's exciting that Domtar is one of the first companies to join such an important initiative for the protection and restoration of over 100 IPCAs across Canada." - Sabrina de Branco, Chief Sustainability Officer, Domtar
First 30×30 works as a “General Contractor”, bringing together the right team to support each Nation’s specific needs and goals. We are also tapped into a larger network of organizations leading policy and narrative change to shape this emerging field to be more equitable and responsive to Indigenous Nations.
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