National Park Management

Why do people intervene in the national park?

Let nature be nature is the principle that unites all national parks worldwide. If general welfare or special species or habitats are endangered, humans must intervene, in exceptional circumstances, even in the protected natural world of the national park. Permanent visitor management is needed so that the experience of the national park does not impair the conservation of the sensitive nature in it.

Good reasons why people have to intervene in the national park:

Not interfering with the nature of the national park is also a form of management. Here, the original wilderness should be preserved. Sometimes initial measures are necessary before nature takes over.

The national park also includes areas in which the philosophy Let nature be nature” cannot be fulfilled because very special species and habitats need to be preserved. Due to the National Park Ordiance and international obligations.

There are still activities in the national park that have arisen historically, such as fishing. In dialogue with the relevant stakeholders, we seek mutually acceptable solutions to ensure the area is protected.

The protection of people from danger always has priority, including in the national park. For this reason, we take measures to protect against animal diseases and forest fires, as well as coastal conservation and traffic safety measures.