National Parks Act

The National Parks Act is legislation that designates specific areas as national parks to protect their natural beauty, ecosystems, and cultural heritage. It establishes rules for their conservation, sustainable use, and management, ensuring these areas are preserved for public enjoyment and ecological integrity. The Act also outlines the roles of governing authorities and sets standards for activities like tourism and development, balancing preservation with public access. Its goal is to safeguard national parks for future generations while allowing people to experience and appreciate their unique environments responsibly.