How to Help? Join Us!
Join us in raising community awareness about the Red Mountain Land Preservers' fight to protect our land, water, and rights.
Join us at RMLP events, activities, parades, and protests. See our UPDATES & EVENTS section.
JOIN US at the Kayenta Arts Festival. We'd love to see you there!
Join us in taking the fight to Reef Capital. See our UPDATES section at the bottom of the page for a PDF on how to contact Reef.
How to Help? Spread the News!
Spread the News: Tell your family, friends, and community about the Red Mountain Land Preservers
If you'd like to walk with us on our journey to protect our ancestral lands and protect our sovereign rights, SPREAD THE NEWS! If your heart is inspired to CONTRIBUTE (or contribute again!), we welcome your support.
Feel free to chat about the issues, forward our website, and ask if they, too, would like to sign up for our email updates and information or contribute to our cause. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Share our website on your favorite social media: Facebook, Instagram, Next Door.
We will be forever known for the tracks we leave
Native American Proverb
Thank You! Tuh-aiyuck!
The Red Mountain Land Preservers is so grateful to you and for you!
To everyone who has already pitched in to help us save our land, thank you. You've all been amazing! To every person who has come to our community gatherings, pitched in at our arts festival booths, joined us at parades, gathered and signed petitions, called Congress, and sent emails to the Indian Affairs Committee and Reef Capital, we thank you. To each person who heard and answered our call to help us financially, we can never thank you enough. Every volunteer and every single dollar have been essential to our battle.
Together, we've made great progress, even defeating an Act of Congress Reef paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to pass. We have confidence that with you at our side, we can continue to successfully protect our land, water, and people from Reef's harmful four golf course resort and airport development plans. Our neighbors helped us save our land in 1953 when our reservation was terminated, and now they're helping us to save our land once again. We can't thank you enough.
