What is the difference between a park and a forest?

Answer 1

A forest is an expanse of naturally-growing trees of various species, along with plant and animal life that form an ecosystem. A park is a natural or semi-natural area for people to visit; it may or may not have trees or forests within it, and if entirely man-made, may not have a fully functioning ecosystem.

Answer 2

The United States is home to both national parks and national forests. The main difference between the two is their history and priorities. The main priority for a national park is to preserve the land. The forest is sustain the health and diversity of the land.

Answer 3

A national forest is managed by the Department of agriculture and the National Forest Service where a national park is managed by the department of the interior and the National Park Service.