Tongariro Volcanic Centre #3
Across
- 4. River processes shaping valleys and slopes.
- 5. Dropping of sediments that builds new land.
- 6. Agency managing the park’s conservation efforts.
- 9. Invasive plant introduced to stabilise slopes.
- 10. Volcano with many vents and peaks.
- 13. Introduced heather, changing ecosystems long-term.
- 14. Smaller cone forming beside main volcano.
- 16. Volcanic mudflow, can cause deadly disasters.
- 18. Wilding pine threatening native vegetation.
- 19. Famous hotel beneath Whakapapa Ski Field.
- 20. Sunken faulted area beneath volcanic debris.
Down
- 1. Iwi who gifted the national park in 1887.
- 2. Māori concept of guardianship and care.
- 3. Large collapsed crater, often lake-filled.
- 7. Sacred mountain in Māori tradition.
- 8. Massive eruption in AD 186 that shaped landscape.
- 11. Natural wearing away by water or wind.
- 12. Wearing down of rock by glaciers.
- 15. Above 2000m, few plants can grow.
- 17. Rocks and debris left by glaciers.