Preparation of the National Park Plan - Nationalpark Bayerischer Wald

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22 NATIONAL PARK PLAN 2010 A hands on approach for the first experience of the fascinating world of untamed nature in the National park (Photo: Maria Hußlein) 4.4. Assistance for national park visitors The Bavarian Forest National Park, with its unique nature and its visitor attractions, offers many opportunities for recreation and experiencing nature. Hundreds of thousands of visitors come to the national park every year. Providing assistance for these guests is a considerable task for the national park administration. As well as information about the objectives and purpose of the Bavarian Forest National Park, visitors are also provided with information with which to plan their stay in the national park. Visitors should be aware of the various opportunities to experience nature, special features and also possible dangers in The National Park uses distinctively carved wood to present itself and its facilities (Photo: Maria Hußlein) the national park. In addition, information is also provided on the educational and recreational facilities around the national park (and nature park). Visitors can find the information at the national park centres and information points, in the form of personal advice, flyers, books, exhibitions, films and information boards. The National Park Ranger Service has an important role in assisting visitors in the field. The safety of national park visitors, including care for them in emergencies, is covered by appropriate actions (traffic calming, the presence of the National Park Ranger Service at well-frequented visitor locations, procedures for raising the alarm and rescue.).
4.5. Coordination and harmonisation in the provision of recreational and visitor facilities As the size and purpose of the national park mean that it can only provide visitor facilities to a certain extent, more visitor infrastructure has been set up in the area around the national park. In addition, there are many recreational facilities provided by others (e.g. Bavarian Forest Nature Park, nearby towns and villages) in the area around the national park. With respect to “gentle” nature tourism, the provision of recreational facilities is best coordinated, also in a transboundary manner together with the Šumava National Park. CONCEPT AND OBJECTIVES 23 Simple devices like bug eye viewers provide a fascinating insight into the habitat of small organisms such as the caddis fly (Photo: Joachim Hußlein)
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