Earthkeepers
Talking Rock, GA, United States
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Earthkeepers is a non-profit network based in Talking Rock, United States working on environment & climate, water & sanitation, peace & conflict +3 more.
Earthkeepers is a non-profit organisation based in Talking Rock, Georgia, United States. It promotes environmental integrity, deep ecology, community relations, tribal values and global peace. Its work includes environmental action and lifestyle education, the Clean Water Coalition, the Indaba global dialogue series, medicine gatherings, peace tours and a Tribal Revival initiative linking Native American communities with traditional herbal knowledge. It also runs One Tribe Trading Company, which sells earth-friendly healing products, with proceeds supporting its non-profit mission.
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Indaba
Peace & Conflict
A global conversation held via Zoom on the first day of each season, bringing together participants from around the world to discuss shared destiny, kindness and environmental stewardship.
Medicine Council and Medicine Wheel Gatherings
Nature & Wildlife conservation
Gatherings held at lunar cycles based on ancestral rituals, teaching connection to nature, foraging and primitive survival skills.
Clean Water Coalition
Water & Sanitation
Grassroots environmental action and educational campaigns raising awareness of water conservation and empowering local communities.
Tribal Revival
Community development
Initiative reconnecting Native American communities with traditional methods of growing, harvesting and producing herbs and fibers for medicinal botanicals.
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Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Hillside Chapel and Truth Center
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