federal and provincial parks management

Federal and provincial parks are managed by different government agencies to protect natural resources, wildlife, and recreational areas. Federal parks, overseen by the national government, focus on preserving iconic landscapes and heritage sites across entire countries. Provincial parks are managed by regional governments to conserve local ecosystems and provide outdoor recreation within specific provinces. Both types of parks set rules for visitors, maintain facilities, and work to balance conservation with public enjoyment. Their management involves protecting biodiversity, supporting research, and ensuring sustainable use, all guided by policies tailored to their scope and regional needs.