How can national parks play a larger role in solving some societal issues related to the landscape around nature, water (quality), energy, and living? And how do we ensure that nature, recreation, economy, and the living environment strengthen each other?
In the latest edition of R&T Magazine, program manager David van Zelm van Eldik of the National Parks Office discusses the societal added value of national parks. According to him, national parks are much more than unique natural areas: they can play an important role in area-focused collaboration and contribute to broad prosperity. He also emphasizes that recreation, if well-organized, can be a driver for innovation, nature restoration, and regional development.
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Curious about his vision? Read the full interview in the latest edition of R&T Magazine here.