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Which country established the first national park in the world?
Which country established the first national park in the world?
- United States (correct)
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Mongolia
- None of the above
What is the main purpose of a national park?
What is the main purpose of a national park?
- To promote tourism
- To generate revenue
- To provide recreational activities
- To conserve natural resources (correct)
How are national parks typically managed?
How are national parks typically managed?
- By national governments (correct)
- By private organizations
- By international agencies
- By local communities
What is the significance of the Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve?
What is the significance of the Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve?
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Are national parks generally open to visitors?
Are national parks generally open to visitors?
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First National Park
- The United States established the first national park, Yellowstone, in 1872.
Main Purpose of a National Park
- National parks are designed to preserve natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage while providing public enjoyment and recreation.
Management of National Parks
- Typically managed by governmental agencies, such as the National Park Service in the U.S., focusing on conservation, visitor services, and ecological integrity.
Significance of Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve
- The Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve, established in 1776, is recognized as one of the oldest protected rainforest areas, crucial for biodiversity conservation and watershed protection.
Visitor Accessibility
- National parks are generally open to visitors, offering educational programs, recreational activities, and guided tours to promote appreciation of nature and conservation efforts.
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