新华鲜报丨大美绽放！国家公园法施行

Core Viewpoint - The National Park Law, China's first specialized legislation on national parks, will take effect on January 1, 2026, marking a new phase of legal and standardized development for the national park system in China [1]. Group 1: National Park Establishment - The first five national parks have shown significant construction results, and there is public interest in when the second batch will be established [3]. - The law stipulates that the establishment of national parks will be based on the distribution of natural ecological spaces and systematic protection needs, requiring a spatial layout plan and candidate area selection [3]. - The establishment of new national parks will follow a principle of "one mature, one established," ensuring a gradual and orderly process rather than a rapid increase in quantity [3]. Group 2: Protection and Management - National parks will be divided into core protection areas and general control areas, with differentiated management measures based on ecological characteristics and functional goals [5]. - The law considers the unique ecological and geographical characteristics of each national park, allowing for flexible management measures tailored to local conditions [7]. - A "one park, one policy" system is being initiated to create practical measures that align with the National Park Law [8]. Group 3: Community Benefits and Public Engagement - National parks are seen as high-quality ecological systems that can benefit communities through various industries, such as eco-tourism and local product offerings [10]. - The law encourages public engagement through free open days and volunteer activities, allowing the public to transition from observers to participants in nature conservation [12]. - Educational initiatives are being implemented to raise awareness about national parks and their conservation efforts among students and local communities [12].