Saving the Planet Means
Listening to Indigenous People

We are the women and men who feel that the loss of ancient cultures would be a loss for our whole world. There is wisdom in the languages, art, stories and songs of the tribal people who weave the fabric of our being-ness, those who once lived freely in nature and who need our help to preserve the precious pieces of their cultures. We may live more fully by listening, feeling and belonging to the stories of the indigenous people of the world.

Help Save These Forgotten People & Cultures Before It’s Too Late!

Heydi- Shipibo, Peruvian Amazon with Tribal Trust founder Barbara Savage

Receive a FREE DVD of the Award-Winning Documentary
“Vanishing Cultures: Bushmen of the Kalahari”
with your Donation of $20 or more.

An AWARD-WINNING DOCUMENTARY about the plight of the San Bushmen of Botswana Africa, one of several vanishing cultures around the world, has been accepted for permanent preservation by the National Museum of African Art at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., and at the Namibia Museum in Africa.

The film “Vanishing Cultures: Bushmen of the Kalahari” and accompanying photographs were produced by Santa Barbara-based Tribal Trust Foundation in partnership with Springbok Films to bring international awareness to the San, an ancient culture facing extinction.