2.1 Tongariro Volcanic Centre- Aspect 4 Flashcards
When was Chataeu Tongariro built?
1929
When did skiing begin on Mt Ruapehu?
1919
When and Why did John Cullen introduce heather?
John Cullen introduced heather in the early 1900s for hunting and shooting.
Why is tourism seen as valuable for the Tongariro region?+evidence
It is a source of income and jobs.
75 jobs are based on recreation services
130 are based on accommodation and food.
(over 200 total)
How long is the Tongariro Crossing?
19.4km
Example of a local business
Knoll Ridge Cafe:
- caters for tourists
- aims to be environmentally friendly as well
Perspective of Tourist Operators in Early 1900s
Economic Perspective
Perspective of Tourist Operators today
Economic and Environmental Perspective
Examples of tourist facilities
Ski lifts, cafes, information centres, transport services, accommodation
Name of the local iwi
Ngati Tuwharetoa
Maori iwi perspective of the TVC- Pre European Settlers
(1300s - 1887)
Environment = taonga
Area= sacred, gives mana
The principles of Kaitiakitanga were used
What was banned in Rangipo desert to protect the environment? (pre-European settlers)
The use of fire to cook food was banned
Who gave mountain peaks land to the Crown? When? Why?
Te Heu Heu gave the mountain peaks to the Crown in 1887 in the hope that they would be more protected than if it were sold to Pakeha settlers as feared, who would not respect the land as much as they did.
What was did the TVC become in 1917?
New Zealand’s first National Park (called Tongariro National Park)
Maori perspective today
Cultural/ Spiritual perspective (also environmental)