Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Association

Supporting North Dakota's Public Lands Since 1951!

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"It was here that the romance of my life began." - Theodore Roosevelt


Check out this amazing Earthlodge at Knife River Indian Villages NHS


The Civilian Conservation Corps picked a beautiful spot when they built this scructure in the 1930s.


Bison is the largest mammal in North America and can be spotted in Theodore Roosevelt National Park!

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As a supporter of Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Association (TRNHA), you
understand our organization strives to educate the public about North Dakota’s
abundant natural resources, excellent recreation opportunities, and rich cultural
history. Since 1951, we have worked with our park partners to ensure North Dakota’s
Public Lands remain a place to be enjoyed in the present and preserved for the future.

Looking back on 2024, we are inspired and humbled by the commitment of our
members, employees, volunteers and partners. To say it was a busy year would be an
understatement, with continued high visitation and lots of new merchandise, TRNHA
had an amazing year. In fiscal year 2024 TRNHA experienced the highest gross sales
ever which kept our staff on their toes. Our staff worked alongside park staff in
Theodore Roosevelt National Park to provide park visitors with trip planning,
information, and amazing educational merchandise.

In addition to providing visitor center services TRNHA offered several programs
throughout the summer. TRNHA’s hardworking staff treated visitors to our 70th Annual
Birdwalk, Kid in the Park educational programs, guided nature hikes, and Young
Theodore Roosevelt Cabin Tours. Our special programs were a huge hit with over 1,900
people attending and learning from our staff. And as our mission states we also
partnered with Knife River Indian Villages NHS and Theodore Roosevelt NP to support
historical, scientific, and educational activities throughout the summer.

We thank you for your continued dedication to helping us achieve our mission and look
forward to what 2025 has in store for us!

 

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