Learn More and Help Save Sacred Places:

Native American sacred sites are threatened all over the United States. The Bush Administration’s determination to drill for oil and gas, expedite coal mining and nuclear waste storage, and weaken regulations on hard-rock mining is intensifying the assault on sacred lands. To learn more about endangered sacred sites and to find out what you can do to help, click on a place on the map above.

For detailed reports on 30 sacred places in other countries, see our map of sacred sites around the world. We also have a map of eleven sacred sites in the U.S. that are no longer directly threatened, summarizing the important lessons learned from the struggles.

Other Ways to Get Involved:

• Organize Community Screenings. You can order the film In the Light of Reverence from Bullfrog Films, and then download a Discussion Guide.
• Get On Our Mailing List: we'll send you screening announcements and action alerts.
• Support Black Mesa Trust. Vernon Masayesva has taken on the monumental task of trying to stop the use of underground water to move coal and needs your support!
  
• Support the efforts of the Wintu community to gain federal recognition and protect Mt. Shasta. For information and tax-deductible donations: Winnemem Wintu Organization, 14840 Bear Mountain Rd., Redding, CA 96003, or winnemem@msn.com.
• Ask your school or library to Purchase a Film or DVD or you can buy a home video or DVD for personal use and share the film with your family and friends.
• Support the Project: your donation is tax-deductible, and very much appreciated!