By Nick Freeman, John de Graaf
For thousands of years Native Americans lived in harmony with the land. When white settlers pushed West, forests were cleared, rivers and streams were dammed, and pollution spread. The Moon's Prayer portrays the continuing conflicts over natural resources and shows how tribes in the Pacific Northwest are protecting and restoring their lands with projects such as fisheries, timber practices reform, and cleanup of polluted bays and wetlands.
Reviews
~ "Four stars. Highly recommended. Presented from the viewpoint of the indigenous peoples." - Video Rating Guide for Libraries
~ "Recommended. An inspiring and nicely produced documentary…" - Video Librarian
Awards
~ Regional Emmy Award, Best of Category, Native American/Indigenous People
~ Golden Apple, National Educational Film & Video Festival
~ Second Prize, EarthPeace International Film Festival
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