National Park Zones
National Park Zones refer to specific designated areas within national parks that serve different purposes, such as conservation, recreation, and education. These zones are carefully managed to protect the natural environment and wildlife, while also providing opportunities for visitors to enjoy and learn about the park. Examples of National Park Zones include wilderness areas, camping grounds, visitor centers, and designated hiking trails. Each zone is designed to balance the needs of preserving the park's ecological integrity with the enjoyment and education of the public.