We are of the Earth. The Earth is the source of life to be protected, not merely a resource to be exploited. Our ancestors’ remains lie within her. Water is her lifeblood. We are dependent upon her for our shelter and our sustenance.

The Mystic Lake Declaration: Indigenous Perspectives and Solutions, 2009

The Mystic Lake Declaration: Indigenous Perspectives and Solutions
Hopi Message to the United Nations General Assembly - Statement by Thomas Banyacya
Message from Chief Arvol Looking Horse of the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Nation
“The Mystic Lake Declaration: Indigenous Perspectives and Solutions”
Joint Collective Statement -Indigenous people’s rights and safeguards inprojects related to REDD
National Congress of American Indians on Climate Change
Indigenous Elders And Medicine Peoples Council Statement at United NationsConvention on Climate Change (COP21 Paris, France)
Great Plains Tribal Chairman’s Association letter to President Barack Obamaconcerning the Keystone XL pipeline
Indigenous Environmental Network and Alaska Native REDOIL Respond to Obama-Trudeau Joint Statement on Climate Change
Joint Statement on the US Army Corps of Engineers’ Approval of the BayouBridge Pipeline
Indigenous Environmental Network On Exit From Paris Agreement
Tribes Sign on to Climate Accord after Pres. Trump Withdraws -2017
Statements from Indigenous Traditions for COP 23 (and previous)
Vision Statement of the First Nations Environmental Network
“Native Energy and Climate” - Indigenous Environmental Network
Indigenous Traditions and Ecology
“The Mystic Lake Declaration: Indigenous Perspectives and Solutions”