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The Crater Lake Natural History
Association
Established in 1942, the Crater Lake Natural History
Association (NHA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing
educational and scientific activities within Crater Lake National
Park. The NHA invests funds generated from sales of items purchased
at our visitor centers back into the park, providing services
such as publishing park-related books and maps, printing this
newspaper, and purchasing equipment and materials for educational
and scientific research programs. The NHA also supports Oregon
Caves National Monument in Cave Junction, Oregon.
Become a member of the Crater Lake Natural History Association
and learn more about the park's natural and cultural resources.
Yearly memberships can be purchased at park visitor centers or
by mailing in the form below. Members receive benefits including:
- A 15% discount on books, videos, maps, and other sales items.
- Discounts from most park associations including those at
Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Mt. Rainier.
- A subscription to our park's semi-annual newspaper.
- The satisfaction of assisting the important educational and
scientific programs of Crater Lake National Park.
For Sale from
the Crater Lake Natural History Association
(Italics denote NHA member price. Prices good through September
2001.)
 A Guide to Crater Lake National
Park and the Mountain That Used to Be. Warfield, 48pp. Beautiful
photographs and excellent descriptions tell the story of Crater
Lake and give the reader an overview of the park. $5.95 ($5.06)
 Lodge of the Imagination: The
Crater Lake Lodge Story. Juillerat, 18pp. The history of
the construction and renovation of Crater Lake Lodge. Historic
photos illuminate the undertaking from its inception in the early
1900s to its rehabilitation in 1995. $4.95 ($4.21)
Crater Lake Trails Illustrated Topo Map. National Geographic,
1:62,500 scale. Waterproof/Tearproof. 100% plastic material.
$9.95 ($8.46)
Crater Lake National Park Trails. Toops, 46pp. A good
basic guide to the hiking trails of Crater Lake National Park.
$3.95 ($3.36)
Walking Tour. Mark & Hyde, 14pp. Take a stroll
on this 1-mile loop trail around the Crater Lake National Park
Headquarters. A guided hike about the history of the people and
buildings of the late 1920s and early 1930s. $2.00 ($1.70)
Crater Lake 3-Scene Poster. Wizard Island, Phantom
Ship, and Crater Lake, 24 x 36 inches, vertical. A nice poster
bordered in black with gold lettering. Looks great framed. $12.95
($11.01)
100 Hikes in Southern Oregon. Sullivan, 240pp. A guide
to hikes in Southern Oregon and adjacent Northern California.
$12.95 ($11.01)
Best Hikes With Children in Western and Central Oregon.
Henderson, 255pp. A guide to hikes and overnight trips for families.
Tips on hiking with kids safely and fostering a wilderness ethic.
$14.95 ($12.71)
Roadside Geology of Oregon. Alt & Hynd-man, 278pp.
Take a geologic tour on the roads of Oregon. Informative yet
easy to read. $15.00 ($12.75)
Fire Mountains of the West. Harris, 380pp. A study
of the Cascade Volcanoes one major peak at a time from one end
of the range to the other. This book tells the history, current
status, and future possibilities for eruptions of each volcano.
$18.00 ($15.30)
Hiking Oregon’s Geology. Bishop & Allen, 221pp.
A guide to hikes in Oregon’s most scenic and geologically
interesting places, including Mount Hood, Crater Lake, Oregon
Caves, Kalmiopsis Wilderness, Newberry National Volcanic Monument,
and Eastern Oregon. $16.95 ($14.41)
Discovering Crater Lake. Field & Machlis, 32pp.
Make the magic of Crater Lake come alive for children with this
activity book. Designed for children who want to learn more about
the park and its resources. $4.95 ($4.21)
Coyote In Love. Dwyer, 32pp. The Native American legend
of how Crater Lake was formed by a flood of tears from a heartbroken
coyote. Illustrated in whimsical
watercolors. The perfect gift. Hardbound $15.95 ($13.56)
Nature Notes from Crater Lake, an annual publication
produced by park staff, contains original research and observations
for anyone wanting more than a fleeting glimpse of the park.
Authors include employees of the National Park Service, volunteers,
and members of the Friends of Crater Lake. $2.50 ($2.13)
Annual NHA
Membership Drive
Our second annual membership drive will be held on July 28th
at the Steel Information Center and the temporary Rim Visitor
Center. Sign up as a member of the Crater Lake Natural History
Association, and receive an autographed copy of Lodge of the
Imagination: The Crater Lake Lodge Story, written by Lee
Juillerat!
Membership funds will be used to assist Crater Lake’s
interpretive and resource management programs.
Crater Lake Natural History Association
P.O. Box 157
Crater Lake, OR 97604
(541) 594-2211 ext. 499
(541) 594-2299 FAX |
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