National and Provincial Parks

National and Provincial Parks are protected areas designated to preserve natural landscapes, plants, and wildlife. National Parks are managed by the federal government and often serve as symbols of a country’s natural heritage, attracting visitors from around the world. Provincial Parks are managed by regional or provincial authorities, focusing on conservation and recreation within a specific area. Both types of parks aim to safeguard ecosystems, offer outdoor activities, and provide opportunities for education and enjoyment. The main difference lies in their management level and geographic scope, with national parks generally covering larger or more significant natural sites.