The subject area is a designated locale that combines elements of preserved natural landscape, trails designed for public access, historical significance, and protected habitats for various species. It serves as a place where the public can engage with the environment, learn about local history, and observe wildlife in a controlled setting.
Such areas contribute to environmental conservation efforts by safeguarding biodiversity and providing refuge for native flora and fauna. These locations also serve educational purposes, offering opportunities for visitors to understand ecological processes and historical events that have shaped the region. Furthermore, they often bolster local economies through tourism and recreational activities.
