WHAT WE DO.
Chipco Preserve is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit with consultative status at the United Nations, working at the intersection of Native allyship, Veteran advocacy, conservation, and education. Our work supports communities, protects habitat, and advances practical projects rooted in respect for land, water, wildlife, culture, and future generations. From direct support for Veterans and families to conservation education, policy updates, and community-centered initiatives, Chipco Preserve turns relationship into action.
Our Work Right Now
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Chipco Preserve is building impact through education, advocacy, conservation, and community support. Our current efforts include wildlife learning tools, policy updates on Native sovereignty and Veterans’ issues, and projects that help connect people to land, history, and responsibility. We are also preparing meaningful educational and storytelling work for the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Greasy Grass (Little Bighorn), with an emphasis on Native voices, remembrance, and the preservation of living memory.