National Botanic Gardens are specialized parks that focus on the collection, cultivation, and display of a wide variety of plants. These gardens serve as important centers for research, education, and conservation, showcasing native and exotic species. They often feature themed gardens, greenhouses, and walking paths, allowing visitors to explore diverse plant life. In many countries, National Botanic Gardens also play a crucial role in preserving endangered plant species and promoting biodiversity. They may collaborate with universities and research institutions to study plant ecology and develop conservation strategies. Notable examples include the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in the UK and the National Botanic Garden of Wales.