2025 EARTH DAUGHTERS FUND

INDIGENOUS-LED SOLUTIONS. LASTING COMMUNITY IMPACT.

The Earth Daughters Fund supports Indigenous-led initiatives that use Indigenous science, traditional knowledge, and community stewardship to heal and restore ecosystems.

The 2025 Earth Daughters Fund was supported by Women for Wolves , investing in grassroots projects led by Indigenous communities.

Funded projects advance community-driven solutions that strengthen relationships with land, water, biodiversity, food systems, and cultural knowledge.

FOOD SYSTEMS Reviving ancestral practices and strengthening food sovereignty.

BIODIVERSITY Protecting ecosystems through Indigenous conservation practices.

CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE Preserving ancestral knowledge, language, and traditions.

2025 GRANTEES

BELOW ARE THE GRANTEES WHO WERE AWARDED A 2025 EARTH DAUGHTERS FUND GRANT

Uru Uru ​(Bolivia)

Restoring Lake Uru Uru through traditional knowledge and nature-based solutions.

​Kumano I Ke Ala (Hawai‘i)

Restoring Indigenous food systems, land stewardship, and community resilience.

Awän (Guatemala)

Preserving ancestral seeds and strengthening Maya food sovereignty.

Duwamish Tribe ​(Washington)

Protecting cultural resources and leading an Indigenous archaeology field school. 

Tejiendo Pensamiento (Colombia)

Indigenous women safeguarding high-mountain biodiversity and water systems.

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