US EditionNational parks are key conservation areas for wildlife and natural resources
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National parks are key conservation areas for wildlife and natural resources
A researcher collects water samples in Everglades National Park in Florida to monitor ecosystem health. AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell Sarah Diaz, Coastal Carolina University and Linda Lane, Coastal Carolina University The United States’ national parks have an inherent contradiction. The federal law that created the National Park Service says the agency – and the parks – must “conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wildlif…
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