Greenaction works with Native Nations and grassroots Indigenous peoples
to protect Indigenous peoples’ health, environment, sacred sites, and culturally significant landscapes and areas from pollution and desecration. Greenaction supports and respects the Tribal Sovereignty of Native Nations. State and federal governments everywhere must respect
Tribal Sovereignty. Greenaction supports and recognizes that Indigenous peoples have lived in harmony with the earth for thousands of years and have engaged in sustainable hunting and fishing for food and as part of cultural and religious practices. Greenaction supports the UN Declaration of Indigenous Peoples.
Indigenous people played a key role in forming Greenaction in 1997 and continue to play a leading role, including on our Board of Directors.
Here is a new History of Greenaction’s Work with Indigenous People Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice History of our Indigenous Lands Campaigns Protecting Indigenous People, Cultural Landscapes, Sacred Sites, Health, Environment, Air, Land, and Water
(December 2025)
Click below to download the report
History-of-Greenactions-Indigenous-Lands-Campaigns-December-2025
