456I_Caroline Howell, CEO and Co-Founder of Canopy

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“I believe humans can be keystone species once again… What does it look like when human presence on a land regenerates that land and brings more life to it?”


Are you interested in regenerative development? What do you think about healthy living as being more locally connected? How can we become keystone species for regeneration?


Interview with Caroline Howell, CEO and Co-Founder of Canopy. We will talk about her vision for the future of cities, regeneration, sovereignty, technology vs nature, healthy living, humans as keystone species, and many more.

Caroline Howell is a visionary real estate developer based in Panama, leading Canopy – a development platform that harnesses traditional markets to regenerate land, restore biodiversity, and deliver regenerative living rooted in clean food, water, air, and nature connection. With a background in finance, private equity, and outdoor tech, she proves regeneration is a scalable, investable model for thriving communities and ecosystems. She is passionate about beach life and hiking with her dog Cosmo.

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2 responses to “456I_Caroline Howell, CEO and Co-Founder of Canopy”

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  2. […] of Canopy, talked about how this mindset can help people become regenerators of a land in episode 456I on the What is The Future for Cities? […]

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