The United States

National Parks
Prepared by: Ayala and Dilnaz
 The United States has 63 national parks, which are congressionally
designated protected areas operated by the National Park Service, an
agency of the Department of the Interior. National parks are designated
for their natural beauty, unique geological features, diverse ecosystems,
and recreational opportunities, typically "because of some outstanding
scenic feature or natural phenomena."
Top 5 National Parks in the USA:

1. Saguaro National Park, Arizona

2. Badlands National Park, South
Dakota
3. Mesa Verde National Park,
Colorado
4. Yellowstone National Park,
Wyoming
5. Zion National Park
Saguaro National Park, Arizona

A national park that extends east and west

of the city of Tucson, Saguaro is home to
another emblem of the American West: the
immense Saguaro cactus. This endemic
species can grow up to 13 meters high and
live up to 250 years. It gives this huge desert
area of terra cotta-colored mountains and
coniferous forests a certain charm and
attracts visitors in numbers.
 Badlands National Park,
South Dakota
In South Dakota, Mother Nature has done a
remarkable job for a long time. After the
accumulation of materials such as silt, clay and
sand, rivers and other watercourses have
participated in the erosion process that has led to
the formation of rocky strata with sparkling
colors: white, pink, yellow, gray ...
Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado

Mesa Verde is a national

park with impressive cliffs
and green vegetation. But
what makes it special is that
it is home to more than 4,700
archaeological sites that bear
witness to the passage of the
Pueblos, an ancestral people
of North America who were
composed of various tribes.
 Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Yellowstone National Park is the oldest

national park in the world. Created in 1872,
it is famous for its hot springs and geysers.
There are also torrential waterfalls, vast
meadows, dizzying canyons and translucent
lakes. It's the best of what nature has to
offer, and the colors of the landscape are
sure to leave a lasting impression.
Yellowstone is home to many endemic plant
species, and conifers are particularly
common. ext
Zion National Park, Utah
Calm and serenity, here are two words
that fit very well with the atmosphere
found in Zion National Park. The hiking
takes place in beautiful landscapes that
have been shaped by the Virgin River
and its tributaries.
Zion Canyon is the most visited part of the park, and for good reason! The
beauty of the Narrows carved by the river, the cliffs of The Sentinel and the
natural pools and waterfalls of Emerald Pools are all breathtaking The fauna
and flora are also incredibly rich.y text
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