National Parks Under threat

The national park shows a wonderful aspect of our country. They are one of the most beautiful places in the world. Pollution affected the park. Air pollution in neighboring cities affects famous ruins, and garbage due to traffic in the park affects the atmosphere and animals throughout the park. At the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the Appalachian Mountains, air pollution is a major problem. The National Park Service announced a statement on the severity of air pollution and states as follows. "According to regional airport records, since 1948 the average visibility of southern Appalachia has decreased by 40% in winter and by 80% in summer%

Most areas of the Chiloe National Park remain inaccessible and the threat within the park is small. For easy access, land is usually owned by large landowners, most of which are protection oriented. As a result, the threat to the community is mainly confined to the south and southwest border of the park. This threat comes mainly from land use outside the park. These threats arise from the interaction between the traditional society and the market economy. Until recently, access to the Chiloe National Park was difficult, and the community was living to a level of self-sufficiency. Currently, the expansion of the road network increases opportunities to enter the market, thereby increasing the yield of forest products. As young people temporarily move to the city and tend to accept paid labor, the demand for consumer goods is increasing, so the motivation for earning income from forest resources is rising. Local residents rely on Chiloe's forest to find firewood

The world's first national park service was founded in Canada on May 19, 1911. The Dominion Forest Reserve and Park Law has placed an independent park under the control of the Dominion Park branch (now a Canadian park). This branch was established to "provide protection of strange places of nature" to provide entertainment experience centered on the concept of nature and to provide rest and spiritual revitalization in the urban environment . Canada is currently the world's largest protected area with 377,000 square kilometers of national park space. In 1989, the Everest National Conservation Area (QNNP) was established to protect the land of 3,381 thousand hectares on the northern slope of Mount Everest in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. This national park is the world's first large-scale park without independent prisons and protective personnel. All management is done through existing municipalities, so you can cover a wide geographic range at low cost (created in 1989). It is Asia's largest protected area.