The Chinggis Khan Foundation (CKF) partners with different organizations to support environmental and ecological projects such as:

The Totem Peoples Preservation Project, developed by the non-profit organization Cultural Survival, is an international initiative dedicated to supporting the sustainability of indigenous nomadic cultures, their totem livestock and their ecological habitats in Eastern Siberia and northern Mongolia, by providing direct aid to the Tsaatan, nomadic herders. CKF’s donations are utilized to procure vitally needed veterinary medicines and expertise in the field for artificial insemination to improve breeding stock of threatened reindeer, and to continue herder training for livestock management of value to native, nomadic herders. CKF is working to develop a craft center in the tsaatan areas to assist the local groups in broadening their economic base and expanding responsible tourism activities. For additional information click here

Smithsonian Museum’s Hobsgol Deer Stone project under the direction of Dr. William Fitzhugh, National Museum of Natural History to discover the dating and meaning of the steles and the history of reindeer herding in Mongolia. CKF has been a sponsor for the annual archaeological trips. click here