The International Treaty to Protect and Restore Mother Earth was affirmed and signed by Indigenous Leaders from the Condor (South America), the Quetzal (Central America), North America (North America) and Indonesia in New York City on Mother Earth Day, April 22, 2016. This Sacred International Treaty Signing Ceremony was actualized parallel to the signing of the Paris Climate Accord at the United Nations Headquarters. The Preamble and Articles finalized as part of the Critical State of Mother Earth Report at a Parallel Spiritual Gathering at the Chateau Millemont during COP21 in Paris, December 2016.
This International Treaty actualized through seven years of dedicated consultation by Indigenous Peoples across the Americas, calls for unprecedented, unified, holistic action by all Members of the Human Family to Protect and Restore Mother Earth. The Sixteen Articles of this International Treaty defines the measures to unify a Movement of Movements for co-creating the foundation for building a new World Civilization based on the Natural Laws of Mother Earth and the fulfillment of the Prophecies of Indigenous Peoples across the Americas.