National Parks

National Park National Park is a place of natural beauty, providing outdoor entertainment opportunities to build and improve the beauty of the country and promote the public entertainment of the landscape. This is the goal of a national park established by the government and in theory it is a wonderful idea, but the above explanation has caused a series of serious problems. Is it possible to entertain national parks to the people while maintaining the beauty and tranquility of these places?

There are 16 German national parks, Jasmund National Park, Vorpommern Lagoon Regional National Park, Müritz National Park, Wadden Sea National Park, Harz National Park, Heinrich National Park, Black Forest National Park and Saxon Switzerland. Park Park, Bavarian Forest National Park, Berchtesgaden National Park. In addition there are 15 biosphere protected areas and 98 natural parks. There are over 400 registered zoos and zoos in Germany and these are considered to be the largest of all the countries. Opened in 1844, the Berlin Zoo is Germany's oldest zoo, the world's most comprehensive collection of species.

The national park is a park for conservation purposes. It is usually a protected area of ​​natural, semi-natural or developed land that is declared or owned by a sovereign state. Each country designates its own national park in various ways, but there is a general way of thinking. Protect "wildlife" for future generations, as a symbol of the people's pride. International organizations, the International Conservation Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN), and the World Conservation Area Committee (WCPA) define "national parks" as the second category of protected areas.

In the United States there are 60 protected areas known as national parks, which are operated by the National Park Service (institutions of the Ministry of Home Affairs). National parks must be established through actions of the US Congress. The bill to create the first national park at Yellowstone was signed by President Ulysses S. Grant in 1872, then Mackinac National Park (retired in 1895) in 1875, followed by Rock Creek Park (later merged with the country) It was. Sequoia and Yosemite in 1890) "Organization law" in 1916, to protect the landscape and natural history of objects and wildlife, and to enjoy their enjoyment without the benefit of future generations In a way I founded the National Park Service. Many existing national parks were previously upgraded to National Monuments by the National Assembly.