Welcome
Thank you for your interest in the Tongariro National Park and our work in supporting this World Heritage site. Project Tongariro (Tongariro Natural History Society) is a group of people with an interest in the Tongariro National Park and a commitment to conservation.
First established in 1984, the Society aims to introduce people to the park and conservation projects. You can support us in a variety of ways.
Join us in helping maintain our beautiful natural resource that is Tongariro National Park.
As a society our aims are:
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However, it would be great to have more!! Anyone who is interested in helping out on short term activities i.e. 1-7 days or so would be very welcome. Give us a call or send us an email to find out what we are up to. If you are driving through Turangi and have some time and energy to give for a worthwhile cause, we would be happy to hear from you. JOIN ONLINE NOW!!
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There is no way we would be able to do a fraction of the work we do without our volunteers. Our projects are so successful because we have a dedicated group of local volunteers who we can call on at anytime.The Shop
While you are here visit our online shop - some of our books cannot not be bought elsewhere.
The William Salt exhibition showcased black and white photographs taken in Tongariro National Park by this early explorer, skiier and photographer.
Who was William Salt?
SIGNS OF THE TIMES?
THE CHATHAM ISLANDS FIELD TRIP
Members of TNHS recently spent time on the Chatham Islands.
Read about their experiences. Chatham Islands
Our hard working executive come from all over but share a common interest in Tongariro and its preservation. Find out who they are.
A bequest is a method of making a lasting gift to a cause or issue that you feel strongly about. It can make your caring last for future generations.
By making provision in your will for the Tongariro Natural History Society, you can support our work and provide a lasting gift for Tongariro National Park, a world heritage site – a gift that will last forever.