PO Box 433 Tonasket, Washington 98855
Tribal Treaty Rights Spring Water
About Tribal Treaty Rights Spring Water
Honor the Ancestors.
PROTECT Indigenous tribes’ legacy of sustainability.
When your business or event buys our water, people are made aware of Tribal Sovereignty and Treaty Rights by our informative label. They may then go to the website to gather further knowledge about treaties and Tribes. We also give people the opportunity to be activists by sending a "message in a bottle" to the US Secretary of the Interior in Washington, DC. By raising these issues we help create interest in preserving Tribal Treaty Rights and honoring the sacrifices of the Ancestors.
By creating Tribal Treaty Rights Spring Water in 2013, we wanted to bring attention to the issue of Tribal Sovereignty. Recognizing Treaty Rights and the sovereignty of First Nations is paramount to heal the injustice done to Native Peoples. Native people were the original protectors of Mother Earth. They knew we cannot destroy the Earth without destroying ourselves. Responsible stewardship protects the natural resources for all life to exist.
Tribal Treaty Rights Spring Water gives you a vehicle to express yourself by using your empty bottle as a mailing tube to send a "Message In A Bottle" to protect Tribal Treaty Rights!
Wilson LaMere, Junior
Tribal Treaty Rights Spring Water was conceived by Che-pow-to-cos, (aka Mununwit, aka Wilson LaMere, Junior ). Working with the Okanogan Highlands Bottling Company he helped design the art and text for the message in a bottle label. We honor his efforts to bring recognition to the issues of Tribal sovereignty and sustainability.
Sustainability
We are committed to reducing our impact on the environment and promoting sustainability. From our eco-friendly packaging to our efforts to minimize waste and reduce our carbon footprint, Okanogan Highlands Bottling Company is dedicated to making a positive impact on the world.
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