National Parks have been around since 1972 and every year about 282 million people come to the parks every year to witness the great beauty of them. It is critical that we preserve it for the environment, animals and so generations of people can come witness the beauty of them. America may be not have old buildings and history that spans back thousands of years, but our nature is the pride and joy of the nation.
Since national parks are so great, everyone wants to participate and come and see them. That's great, but it definitely creates some problems. The point of national parks is to preserve the nature, and that won’t happen if a ton of people come in and disrespect it. People going off trails and trampling vegetation. This really damages …show more content…
If so people want to come, we could raise prices but that doesn't seem fair. Everyone should be able to come to the national, not just people with money. NAtional parks are for everyone. We need to work on controlling the people. One way we could do that is putting up signs prosecuting people who litter and people who go off path with a fine. To help with traffic, we could put in rest stop along the road so people can pull in and take pictures. Also encouraging people to carpool with special rewards for carpooling.
My solution proposal is for littering people. My solution is that we put in trash cans and signs that show a fine for littering. Park rangers would give out tickets. By putting in trash cans, we help people out so they don't have to carry their trash. This way, if they litter their truly just being lazy and don't care about national parks. Litterbugs are horrible. Its damages so many different aspects of the parks. The vegationation, the animals, the air and it make the park ugly to look at and people won't want to come back. It's the ultimate “lazy, I don't care” crime. They must be stopped and I think putting in trash cans and fineing those who break the law will really
Since national parks are so great, everyone wants to participate and come and see them. That's great, but it definitely creates some problems. The point of national parks is to preserve the nature, and that won’t happen if a ton of people come in and disrespect it. People going off trails and trampling vegetation. This really damages …show more content…
If so people want to come, we could raise prices but that doesn't seem fair. Everyone should be able to come to the national, not just people with money. NAtional parks are for everyone. We need to work on controlling the people. One way we could do that is putting up signs prosecuting people who litter and people who go off path with a fine. To help with traffic, we could put in rest stop along the road so people can pull in and take pictures. Also encouraging people to carpool with special rewards for carpooling.
My solution proposal is for littering people. My solution is that we put in trash cans and signs that show a fine for littering. Park rangers would give out tickets. By putting in trash cans, we help people out so they don't have to carry their trash. This way, if they litter their truly just being lazy and don't care about national parks. Litterbugs are horrible. Its damages so many different aspects of the parks. The vegationation, the animals, the air and it make the park ugly to look at and people won't want to come back. It's the ultimate “lazy, I don't care” crime. They must be stopped and I think putting in trash cans and fineing those who break the law will really