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    of various amusement parks in the world. Almost every state has its own park with roller coasters and a water park, are many historical and cultural sites in the territory of which are located a small theme parks. On the other hand there are many natural recreational areas that offers a different form of visitors satisfaction - National Parks. Both of those areas attract massive numbers of tourists and have a lot of coming and different sides. Let’s begin with National Parks. They are are not…

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    Florida Keys are home to a national park called the Biscayne National Park. The Biscayne National Park is located at the top of the Florida Keys and was founded in 1968. The Biscayne National Park wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t thanks to the Jones family, the natural beauty of the islands, and the media . Without these contributing factors, the national park would have been turned into a oil refinery and would lost its beauty. Located in Southern Florida, the Biscayne National Park was…

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    Although summer is the most popular time to visit America’s national parks it is also the season most overrun with tourists, higher admission prices and sweltering temperatures. However, fall foliage isn’t the only thing worth turning out to see during September through November. Visitors can expect to get up close and personal with bears and other animals. Also, visitors should prepare to take out their cameras as the fading light portrays iconic places such as El Capitan in truly stunning…

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    Appalachian Mountains, The Smoky Mountains National Park is 520,000 acres and spans across Tennessee and North Carolina border. The Mountains in the park can range from approximately 875 feet to 6,643 feet above sea level. The Great Smoky Mountains are named for the large mist that seems to blanket the tops of the mountains. The Cherokee call the mountains shaconage, meaning “place of the blue smoke”. If you are going to spend the weekend in the park there are a few things you have to do while…

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    Badlands National Park

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    River Badlands, located in South Dakota, are a national park known for its heavily eroded land and a harsh train that has been developing for millions of years. This has led the land to develop greatly over time, along with encapsulating different species that lived in the land over the years. These species, over time, have been engraved in the stone, leading it contain and immense amount of paleontological aspects. Because of this, Badlands national park has been considered the birthplace of…

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    Yasuni National Park

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    was to run alongside the pipelines to help with access and egress into the site. Opposition to the proposed plan was almost immediate due to the location of the site. Block 16 included the Yasuni National Park and bordered the indigenous Huaorani Indians land just 50 km to the south. The Yasuni National Park is known as one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet and the Huaorani Indians are one of six indigenous Indian tribes located in the northern Amazon basin. At the time of the incident…

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    National Parks In Canada

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    such as national parks constitute an essential tool in such regulatory toolbox (Kramer et al. 1997; Brandon et al. 1998; Terborgh 1999). Although the preservation of nature, which is the main objective of national parks, has become a worldwide concern, taking into account the local, social, and cultural contexts of neighbouring communities in the planning and management of national parks is increasingly considered a key component for the ultimate success of conservation objectives in national…

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    The Everglades National park is a place full of exotic plants and animals. The Everglades is a place with a lot of interesting facts as well as an interesting story. Even though it is a truly amazing place it had a lot of problems the last few decades. The Everglades have had a lot of history, problems, and issues facing recent attempts. To begin, the Everglades has had a lot of history to it. Some of this history might teach you something new. In passage one lines nine through twenty one state…

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    Yellowtone National Park

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    say that it won't erupt soon have some things to prove.There are many facts that prove we have a lot of time before the eruption and some that disagree who will you agree with? Yellowstone National park holds secrets in the underneath, but why is so important that we are researching it. Yellowstone National Park is home to many animals such as birds,wolves,elk, and bison. Home to Yellowstone Lake with various types of fish. But what lies underneath could cause destruction, cost lives, money,…

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    citizen. Although the attendance of these national parks has gotten higher since the parks were first established, the desire to care for this national landscape in what is supposed to be protected land has steadily decreased. According to the IRMA National Parks Service (NPS) statistics on attendance over 4 million people visited Yellowstone National park in 2015.…

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