Na’ah Illahee (“Mother Earth” in the Chinook language) supports and promotes the leadership of Indigenous women in the ongoing regeneration of Indigenous communities throughout the northwest region from the Arctic to the Rockies. Na’ah Illahee works in relationship with Mother Earth to strengthen her living systems through acts of support, reciprocity, and mutual respect, and provides grants that support ceremony, youth training, environmental justice programming and more to advance cultural sustainability and collective capacities. Na’ah Illahee’s “E’lip Tilikum” is the first Indigenous land conservancy in the Pacific northwest, and works to restore, preserve, and protect natural habitats and sacred sites across rural and urban landscapes.