One way for the public to engage with the mission of our organization is by becoming a member.

Membership contributions enable TRNHA to support and fund educational programs, historical preservation, and scientific research in Western North Dakota. For 74 years, our membership fees have meaningfully impacted various projects at Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site.

Funds have been utilized in several ways, including:

• Assisting the National Park Service with educational and interpretive programming, as well as producing printed materials.
• Supporting new and ongoing resource management research and initiatives.
• Developing trail guides, books, and other educational products to enhance the public land visitors experience.
• Hosting special events like hikes, bird walks, and photo contests.
• Educational programs offered to groups, schools, and communities.
• Assiting in operating the Painted Canyon Visitor Center located in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
• Enhancing and updating National Park Service visitor centers.
• Purchasing Junior Ranger supplies for the National Park Service.

Memberships are valid for one year. All TRNHA members receive the following benefits:

• 15% off store purchases and online store purchases.
• Discounts at other park stores
• Monthly e-newsletter
• TRNHA Member Sticker Set
• Voting in Board of Directors elections.

Our members are deeply passionate about North Dakota's public lands and believe in promoting the stunning beauty found throughout the state. By joining TRNHA, they play a crucial role in advocating for the preservation of our natural and historical treasures.

Their support goes beyond membership fees, contributing to educational programming, historical preservation, and scientific research that enriches our understanding of the unique landscapes and cultures in our region.

Through their involvement, members help craft compelling materials and host engaging events such as guided hikes, bird watching excursions, and photography contests, drawing locals and visitors to experience the splendor of these areas firsthand.

Overall, our members are not just supporters—they are advocates for the beauty and significance of North Dakota's public lands, helping us share these treasures with the broader community.

Become a Member today!

TRNHA Membership – Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association