National Parks

National Parks are protected areas set aside by governments to conserve natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage. They provide a space for public enjoyment, education, and recreation while safeguarding ecosystems and biodiversity. Established in many countries, these parks often feature diverse landscapes, such as mountains, forests, and lakes, and offer activities like hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The national park system aims to balance the preservation of nature with visitor access, ensuring future generations can experience these unique environments. Examples include Yellowstone in the U.S. and Banff in Canada.