The Grand Ronde Reservation is located in western Oregon, established in 1857. It serves as a home for the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, which includes several Native American tribes. The reservation covers approximately 11,000 acres and is situated near the town of Grand Ronde. The tribes within the reservation work to preserve their cultural heritage and promote economic development. The Grand Ronde community engages in various activities, including traditional arts, education, and natural resource management, to support their members and maintain their identity.