We’re drawing a line in the tar sands. Join us.
The Beaver Lake Cree Nation is taking on the tar sands – Canada’s fastest growing source of climate pollution. Already the largest industrial project on Earth, tar sands extraction has poisoned water, eliminated whole forests, and decimated traditional food sources, like the Woodland Caribou.1
The Beaver Lake Cree Nation is the first ever to challenge and be granted a trial on the cumulative impacts of industrial development.
Not one project, not one mine: all of them at once.
We’re drawing a line in the tar sands. Join us.
Beaver Lake Cree Nation is taking on the tar sands – Canada’s fastest growing source of climate pollution. Already the largest industrial project on Earth, tar sands extraction has poisoned water, eliminated whole forests, and decimated traditional food sources for the Beaver Lake Cree people, like the Woodland Caribou.1
The Beaver Lake Cree Nation is the first ever to challenge and be granted a trial
on the cumulative impacts of industrial development.
Not one project, not one mine: all of them at once.
Take a stand for climate
and environmental justice
This case is strategic and winnable. We need you to stand with us.
Take a stand for climate
and environmental justice
This case is strategic and winnable. We need you to stand with us.
Indigenous and treaty rights may be our last, best chance to fight back.
Backed by strong allies, Indigenous legal challenges have stopped pipelines, pushed back open pit mining, and protected vast landscapes from extractive industry. Together we are a mighty force!
Indigenous and treaty rights may be our last,
best chance to fight back.
Backed by strong allies, Indigenous legal challenges have stopped pipelines, pushed back open pit mining, and protected vast landscapes from extractive industry. Together we are a mighty force!
Stand with the Beaver Lake Cree in this historic, precedent-setting case. Your support is vital.
Organize an event, use our tools to set up an online fundraiser, reach out to your networks
to spread the word about this campaign, and make a donation now.
Indigenous Peoples are
drawing a line in the sand.
Politicians won’t challenge the power of the tar sands industry. So it’s up to us.
Our movement has real power: by standing together with Indigenous Peoples we’ve stopped tar sands pipelines, held back open pit mining, and defended vast landscapes from industrial development.
To stop the tar sands, we need everybody.
There is no alliance that’s stronger than the movement we are building. It’s time to join forces to protect the environment, climate, and Indigenous People’s right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent.
RAVEN — Respecting Aboriginal Values and Environmental Needs
RAVEN’s Indigenous rights-based framework is a winning strategy that has stopped Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline, held back open pit mining, and defended millions of acres of pristine wilderness from industrial development.
Now we are using the power of the crowd to stop the tar sands.
People are organizing events, fundraising online, and donating to raise $800k for Indigenous rights. Get inspired by everyday champions who are putting reconciliation into action — and join us.
Maximillian Unterridge
Raised $375
Interfaith Group
Organized a Healing Walk
Co-op Bank of the U.K.
Donated Start-up Funds
Ted Grand
Had a Birthday Fundraiser
Together, we can draw a line in the Tar Sands.
The Tar Sands Trial could set the most powerful precedent ever in Canadian court.
Here’s how you can provide vital support:
Organize an event, use our tools to set up an online fundraiser, reach out to your networks to spread the word about this campaign, and make a donation now.
What’s at stake for Indigenous Peoples is at stake for all of us: justice, balance, protecting local communities from further harm, and a livable climate.
Because someone has to draw a line in the sand. Are you in?
Together, we can draw a line in the Tar Sands.
The Tar Sands Trial could set the most powerful precedent ever in Canadian court.
Here’s how you can provide vital support:
Organize an event, use our tools to set up an online fundraiser, reach out to your networks to spread the word about this campaign, and make a donation now.
What’s at stake for Indigenous Peoples is at stake for all of us: justice, balance, protecting local communities from further harm, and a livable climate.
Because someone has to draw a line in the sand.
Are you in?
