Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Association

Supporting North Dakota's Public Lands Since 1951!

Supporting Our Park Partners

TRNHA works hard to support our partners and we couldn't do it without the support of our members and friends. In 2017, we were honored to receive several donations to help us host and support events within the parks we serve.

Donations in 2017 were used to host our Teddy Bear Picnics and assist with the Dakota Nights Astronomy Festival in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. We also used these funds to provide support to Knife River Indian Villages NHS annual Lifeways of the Northern Plains Event.

"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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How can you become a supporter of TRNHA?

Membership

Become a member today and help TRNHA support North Dakota's National Parks. Proceeds from sales of membership donations support Theodore Roosevelt National Park andKnife River Indian Villages National Historic Site. Click here to learn more!

Donations

Established in 1951, Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Association (TRNHA), a 501c3 not-for-profit, is a cooperating association developed by the National Park Service to support the educational, scientific, and historic activities of Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site. Click here to see how we put your donation to work!

Volunteer

Volunteering for TRNHA is a way to show your support for our educational programs, assist North Dakota's public lands, become more involved, and enjoy interacting with park visitors and staff.
Click here to learn more about our volunteer opportunities!

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