Marine National Park

A Marine National Park is a protected area in the ocean designated to conserve marine ecosystems, including coral reefs, mangroves, and diverse marine life. These parks restrict activities like fishing, mining, and development to preserve biodiversity, support sustainable use, and maintain ecological health. They serve as nurseries for fish, protect endangered species, and offer opportunities for research, tourism, and recreation. By safeguarding these underwater environments, Marine National Parks help ensure the resilience of ocean ecosystems, benefiting both marine life and local communities dependent on healthy oceans.