U.S. National Parks

U.S. National Parks are protected areas designated by the federal government to conserve natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage. They offer opportunities for recreation, education, and enjoyment of pristine landscapes such as mountains, forests, deserts, and lakes. Managed by agencies like the National Park Service, these parks aim to preserve ecosystems while allowing visitors to connect with nature. Each park has unique features, from geysers and glaciers to historical sites, emphasizing the importance of environmental preservation and public access for future generations.