The Preserve, Chester Springs
See what we’ve been up to at The Nokota® Preserve! Check back often for all the latest news, events and press coverage.
Join us for a unique workshop with Natural Horsemanship Professional Michael Battenfield. Michael will share his tips and fixes to resolve a variety of horse related issues.
We are excited to share that The Preserve has purchased two Nokota horses from North Dakota that will be donated to Harmony Hollow Retreat in Quarryville, PA.
Christine was a guest speaker for Chasing Horses Wild Horse Advocates Horse Talk series. Click the video below to watch Christine discuss the importance of the horse herd as a demonstration for healthy social systems: community, family, schools, workplace and how the precision of a successful herd dynamic offers a great model for humans.
Thank you to Jason Guarente and Lancaster Farming for featuring us in your Mid-Atlantic Horse Newsletter!
The Preserve has partnered with Cornell University to conduct a genetic study of the Nokota. We collected archival data–including DNA records–which connect the Nokota to the Lakota people and the Great Medicine Chief, Sitting Bull.
We are proud to announce that we will be matching all donations, up to $10,000, for The Nokota Horse Conservancy’s 2022 winter hay campaign!
The Nokota Preserve welcomes Michael Battenfield to share the Gospel through his Natural Horsemanship colt starting process soon Sunday, April 22 at 1pm.
Join us for a very special screening of “Vanishing Knowledge” right here in our area at the fabulous Colonial Theatre!
Join us for our annual fundraiser: “Got Genetics?” on Saturday, November 6 at 5pm at The Preserve. Celebrate the genetics of the Old-Line Nokota® horses and learn why Bryn Mawr College and Cornell University have teamed up with The Nokota Preserve.
Join us on Saturday, November 6, for a special night at The Preserve to benefit the feral Nokota® horses in North Dakota.
Here’s the official trailer for Ejaz Khan’s film “Vanishing Knowledge”! We’re so excited to be a part of this project, and we can’t wait to see the finished project!
We would like to thank The Hunt Magazine for sharing our story with the Brandywine Valley!