The degradation or the improvement of the environment knows no political boundaries.  The depletion of rain forest impacts the quality of the air we breath no matter where we are.  Because of this, Amaterra has not limited its effort to the United States. Our contributions in Mexico, for example, have enabled us to have a much greater impact than similar contributions for projects in richer countries. 

    In 1980 a handful of Amaterra members set up an endowment fund.  Over the years the fund has grown to a point that we have been able to use its annual increase as a significant source to fund small grass-roots projects. 

 

Index to past projects:

Years 2005-2009

Spay and Neuter Project

Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary.

Mayo Agriculture Project 2006-2007

Burma Lifeline 2008

Cuatro Cienegas Project 2008

Water for People 2006 -2008

Cambodia Project 2005-2006

Goodman Point Project 2005

Years 2001-2004

Dendrochronology Field School 2004

El Moro Project 2003-2004

Years 1995-2001

Obregon Microgrant 2001

CEDO Microgrant 2001

Sierra Ancha Project 1995 - 1996

Years 1985-1994

Tumamoc Hill Desert Laboratory  1992 - 1994

Canelo Hills Sanctuary 1987 -1989

Sand Canyon Pueblo 1985-1993