Zoe Todd is a Red River Métis artist-scholar and critical Indigenous fish philosopher from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, who researches the role of Indigenous laws, philosophies, and sovereignty in protecting freshwater fish futures in western Canada. They are a co-founder of the Institute for Freshwater Fish Futures, which is an international collective of Indigenous and non-Indigenous community leaders, artists, architects, scientists, journalists, and social scientists working to protect freshwater fish.