The National Parks

National parks are protected areas designated by governments to preserve natural landscapes, wildlife, and cultural resources. They serve as places for recreation, education, and conservation, ensuring ecosystems and historical sites are maintained for future generations. These parks often feature scenic beauty, diverse ecosystems, and opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and camping. Managed by national agencies, they balance public access with the need to protect delicate environments, promoting awareness and appreciation of nature's value while safeguarding biodiversity and natural heritage.