Sacred Ground International
Sacred Ground international is building a model of interdependent, yet self-sufficient and harmonious living.
We are using both ancient and very new technologies to promote the well being of all in this primary bio-region.
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The Ranch
The Ranch and SGI are headquartered and co-exist on 3000 acres at the base of the Sacred Pryor Mountains
located on the Crow Indian Reservation near Pryor, Montana.
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The Sacred Hunt
The Sacred Hunt project was inspired by an old teaching, "The Hunt is a ceremony of giving and receiving, honoring the
gifts given to each other. It is important to honor the giving of a life by accepting and using all of its gifts with
gratitude and respect. It is all Sacred."
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Events and Activities
The Learning Center takes in the whole of all daily activities and the landscape. It is a Living Learning Center
focused on experience, the wisdom and lessons gained, and the global sharing and outreach of that information.
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Conservation
SGI's mission is to demonstrate economically sustainable and ecologically sensitive ranching techniques while
promoting the Conservation, Preservation, and Restoration of native culture and native species (CPR for our Earth Mother).
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About Us
Sacred Ground International, a charitable 501 (c) 3 Foundation, was born out of a desire to restore my childhood home,
give back and find what I felt was missing in my life.
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Participate
The most important interaction we have is with all of the people from every walk of life, every part of the globe and
every socio-economic strata that have read this site, come to visit the Ranch, heard about us, shared something they
heard about us or wished us well as our paths crossed.
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Adopt a Buffalo
At one time, not that long ago, 60 million buffalo roamed free and in harmony with nature across America. The Native
American on the western plains relied on "Tatanka" for all aspects of their lives.
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