Fires, whether prescribed or wild, are an essential component of the long-term health of an ecosystem, improving the diversity of plant and animal life and aiding the nutrient cycle.
Wildfires can be dangerous and costly to lives and property, and parks do their best to avoid loss to life or property when a wildfire does occur. Prescribed fires, which are performed under ideal conditions, serve to limit the occurrence and intensity of wildfires.
Campfires are generally allowed in designated areas in parks, though there may be temporary bans if the fire danger index is extreme.
Kenyans are not allowed to farm in national parks is because farming would endanger African wildlife.
an opinion questioned.bikers would say yes.others would say no.
In national parks and monuments, no. In SOME national preserves, but only by special permission. In national forests, yes; but it's regulated.
They do have areas to do that if not don't you could burn down the forest.
yes because you could generate elctricity by yourself, and no because you would be ruining the national environment. hope this help :)
Off-road vehicles are typically allowed only in designated areas within National Parks, but most parks have no designated areas for motorbike scrambling or other off-road vehicles.
No, he HATES GUNS, his policy states that ALL guns should be taken away from someone. Obama on the otherh and belives that the citizen should have a right to weapons.
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NO, nor should the government allow natural gas drilling in national parks, either.
yes,because recent brush fires that swept through Yosemite national park and other western areas caused the destruction of many acres of trees.the federal government has cut financial support for the parks.without financial support,the parks cannot be maintained properly. another danger to the parks is overcrowding.each parks are our heritage. we can't afford to ignore them.
Yes, some national parks and monuments are within urban areas.
The National Park Service keep the parks safe and are the rangers who serve to provide information to visitors and to help them.