The National Park Service of Korea is a government agency responsible for managing and preserving the national parks in South Korea. Established in 1967, it aims to protect the natural environment, promote biodiversity, and provide recreational opportunities for visitors. The service oversees 22 national parks, which showcase the country's diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, and coastal areas. In addition to conservation efforts, the National Park Service of Korea also focuses on education and public awareness. It offers various programs and activities to engage visitors, such as guided tours, workshops, and volunteer opportunities, fostering a deeper appreciation for South Korea's natural heritage.