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T R I B A L H E R I T A G E
Connect | Protect | Respect
“Dedicated to preserving and protecting indigenous cultures
and heritage across the globe.”
About Tribal Heritage
Empowering Indigenous Communities for a ustainable Future
TRIBAL HERITAGE is a global nonprofit focused on enhancing quality of life, preserving cultural richness, and promoting sustainable development aligned with indigenous traditions.
Connect
We connect tribal communities to grants, content, conservation, and eco-tourism
Protect
We protect indigenous heritage by safeguarding lands, sites, and preserving languages and arts
Respect
We respect tribal autonomy, traditions, and support community sustainability.
About Tribal Heritage
Our Mission
Our mission is to work hand-in-hand with tribal communities around the world to enhance their quality of life, safeguard their cultural richness, and support sustainable development that aligns with their traditions and values.
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Protecting Biodiversity and Knowledge
Indigenous communities manage 80% of Earth’s biodiversity hotspots and hold vital traditional knowledge for sustainability.
Supporting Communities Facing Threats
TRIBAL HERITAGE helps tribal communities tackle challenges like climate change, migration, and unregulated tourism.
Global Effort to Preserve Cultural Diversity
With operations in Barcelona, Manaus, and Kampala, TRIBAL HERITAGE connects and supports tribal communities worldwide.
Our vision
A Vision for Cultural and Environmental Stewardship
We envision a world where tribal communities thrive autonomously, preserving both their cultures and the environment. Through land stewardship and ecological protection, we address the critical need to safeguard indigenous lands and cultural heritage.
Inspired by Martin Von Hildebrand’s work and the Kogi people’s vision, we focus on protecting indigenous lands to safeguard biodiversity and cultural heritage. Our goal is to show how cultural preservation and environmental protection are interconnected.
Current Projects
We support projects focused on preserving and enhancing tribal heritage
Restoration of Nuba Messakin Vernacular Architecture
Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan, Sudan
(Starting February 2025)
Borehole for the Mehinaku Tribe
Xingu Indigenous Park, Mato Grosso, Brazil
(November 2024 – July 2025)
Men’s Meeting House for the Krinu Clan
Kayapo Nation, Para State, Brazil
(October 2024 – June 2025)
2. How can I support Tribal Heritage?
You can support Tribal Heritage by donating, collaborating on projects, or engaging with our initiatives through responsible tourism and cultural exchange programs.
3. What kind of projects does Tribal Heritage support?
We support projects focused on preserving cultural heritage, such as land rights, sustainable water access, architecture restoration, and community-led conservation efforts.
4. Why is protecting tribal culture important?
Indigenous communities are the stewards of 80% of the world’s biodiversity and hold invaluable cultural knowledge. Protecting their cultures ensures ecological sustainability and cultural diversity for future generations.
5. How does Tribal Heritage engage with local communities?
We work directly with tribal communities to support their initiatives, ensuring their voices are heard while respecting their autonomy and cultural traditions.
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FAQs about Tribal Heritage
Tribal Heritage is committed to preserving indigenous cultures and supporting sustainable development. Below, you’ll find answers to common questions about our mission, projects, and how you can get involved in protecting cultural heritage worldwide.
