10 Most Beautiful New National Parks In The World

In recent years, governments have increasingly invested in building new nature reserves, due to their understanding of the importance of preserving the world for generations to come. : This area consists of 51 km of trails with strangely shaped mountains and charming flowers, 400 species of bees Patagonia Park (Chile): Originally planned for more than a decade, Patagonia Park recently has just been opened to the public. The 264,000-hectare reserve area is on the way to becoming the largest national park of the 21st century, where populations, leopards, vultures ..

. are reviving. Ocean: With a width of twice the size of the state of Texas (USA), the Remote Pacific Islands is the largest marine protected area in the world. There are many mountains on the seabed with coral reefs, providing habitat for turtles, tuna, sharks, and many other marine species Wakhan National Park (Afghanistan): The Afghan government has established The establishment of Wakhan National Park not only aims to protect the natural landscape and preserve snow leopards, but also to preserve the traditional customs of border communities of Wakhi and Kyrgyz.



Sable Island (Canada): This is home to 6 settlers and more than 500 wild horses. The coast on the island is also home to more than 50,000 sea lions. Pitcairn Islands marine life sanctuary (outside the UK): The goal of this marine life reserve is to preserve the diversity of wind endowment of oceans from illegal fishermen, in addition to protecting important species such as butterflyfish, rockfish ... Kimberley National Park (Australia): The new Kimberley National Park will become becomes Australia's largest nature reserve. The majestic Mitchell Plateau is the highlight where there is also a great biodiversity, the mountains dotted with many waterfalls Lusaka National Park (Zambia): The reserve has an important location, upstream.



of the Chalimbana River system and now home to 22 species of wildlife such as zebras, white rhinoceros, giraffes, antelopes. Hynsruck-Hochwald National Park (Germany): Hynsruck-Hochwald National Park Europe's newest nature reserve, home to the black stork and a population of the largest wildcat in Europe. Visitors can take a walk in one of the many routes in the park to admire the flora and fauna. El Impenetrable National Park (Argentina): The 120,000-hectare nature reserve is now a sanctuary of The species are in endangered condition such as leopards, giant tatu and eagles..

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