Peyote (Lophophora williamsii) has been revered for generations as a sacred medicine, deeply intertwined with cultural, spiritual, and ecological traditions. Today, this iconic cactus faces unprecedented challenges—from shifting policies and land-use changes to cultural pressures and habitat loss.

In our short documentary, we delve into the intricate web of issues impacting peyote’s survival and explore why conservation is not just necessary but urgent. Join us as we hear from Native elders, cultivators, and conservationists working tirelessly to protect this vital plant for future generations.

Discover the delicate balance between policy, culture, and nature—and why the fight to conserve peyote is a fight for the preservation of heritage and biodiversity alike.