American Indian Law Alliance

The Onondaga Nation, our leaders and our people, continue to uphold our traditional mandate to be stewards of the earth. Our responsibility is to preserve the land, water and all animals and plants for the seventh generation in the future. In our worldview, culture, lifeways and actions, there is no separation between us and our Mother Earth.

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The Onondaga Nation, our leaders and our people, continue to uphold our traditional mandate to be stewards of the earth. Our responsibility is to preserve the land, water and all animals and plants for the seventh generation in the future. In our worldview, culture, lifeways and actions, there is no separation between us and our Mother Earth.

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