A National Park Reserve is a protected area designated to conserve natural landscapes, wildlife, and cultural heritage. These reserves often allow for sustainable resource use and recreational activities, balancing conservation with public enjoyment. They are managed by government agencies to ensure the preservation of ecosystems and biodiversity. National Park Reserves can include a variety of ecosystems, such as forests, wetlands, and mountains. They may also feature historical sites and Indigenous lands, promoting cultural awareness and education. Examples of National Park Reserves include the Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve in Canada and the Kluane National Park Reserve, which is known for its stunning landscapes and wildlife.