Ranger Stations and Visitor Centres

Mount Aspiring National Park Headquarters

Visitor Centre, Franz Joseph: Westland National Park

North Egmont Vistor Centre

Celebrating the opening of the Visitor Centre: Togitogiga, O Le Pupu Pue National Park

Visitor Centre ceiling: Togitogiga, O Le Pupu Pue National Park

Totaranui Visitor Centre: Abel Tasman National Park

Ranger Station, Makaroa: Mount Aspiring National Park

Park headquarters: Aoraki Mt Cook National Park

Park Headquarters: Aoraki Mount Cook National Park

North Egmont Visitor Centre: Egmont National Park

Springs Junction Ranger Base 1979

Turoa Skifield Ranger Base: Tongariro National Park, 1979

Makarora Base station : Mount Aspiring National Park, 1976

Park Headquarters Building: Te Urewera National Park

Colonial House, Pipiriki

Park Headquarters & Visitor Centre

Opening Park HQ 1962 at Tongariro National Park

Rangers Course at Fox Glacier Visitor Centre -1971

Rangers inspecting the new Franz Josef Visitor centre - 1971

Aniwaniwa park office - Te Urewera National Park 1967

Aoraki Mount Cook original Visitor Centre

Haast Visitor Centre

Ohakune Ranger Station: Tongariro National Park

National Park News 1972/1, Jan/Mar 1972

Ranger Stations 1982

John Mazey continues

Wally Sander talks about early days

Kevan Wilde, still with an eye to caving, starts work in reserves

Paul Green's career in the National Park Service: Chief Ranger, Tongariro National Park

Tony Perrett's Story: Reserves Ranger Westland 1975-1980

Cave and karst management at the local level: Puketiti Flower Cave, Waitomo Museum and Visitor Centre, Ruapuha Uekaha Hapu land claim, Ruakuri Tourist Cave ownership,

A ranger base for Waitomo: Work in the Waitomo area