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National Parks in Wales
How much does it cost to protect them?
The parks in England are funded from central goverment, Scotland & Wales are funded from their own goverment. But they all don't get the same amount of money. Some authorities get money from fundraising & also get a small amount from the EU. Each National Park authority decides how the money will be be spent. The money is used in different areas
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Who protects them?
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- Conserving the Natural environment
- Conserving cultural heritage.
- Planning - Controlling development/policies & communities.
- Promoting learning & understanding
- Recreation management & transport
- Wardens, estate workers & volunteers
- Running the organisation
The 15 National Parks across the UK are managed by the National Parks Authority (NPA). Also some conservation, wildlife groups & volunteers help the NPA. The NPA employs a small group of people who work in the NPA Headquaters, Fieldstations & Visitor Centres in different locations in the parks.
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How are they protected?
What are they protected from?
Are all National Parks protected?
In 1949, the National Parks & Access to the countryside act was passed in order to protect the UK's areas of natural beauty & to make sure that everyone could enjoy them today & for the future.
Yes, all 15 National Parks in the UK are protected.
The National Park is a protected landscape which is a shaped by nature & people over thousands of years. They are protected from the parks environment, wildlife & natural features, things that can be harmed by excessive tourism.