Tag: Sacred Sites

Assault on Native Sacred Lands

September 3, 2011September 4, 2011 by Michael Watson PhD, posted in Climate Change, First Nations, native american, Sacred Lands

For many Native Americans and First Nations people, our lands are our temples and churches. Please do what you can.

Tagged climate change, Native American, Sacred Sites, San Fransisco Peaks, survival, Tar Sands3 Comments

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