PAN Parks

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PAN Parks or Protected Area Network Parks are a network of protected wilderness areas in Europe. Established in 1997 under the auspices of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the programme aims to provide better long-term conservation and tourism management of those National Parks which were previously undervalued due to their location in remote and/or poorer areas of the continent.

[edit] List of PAN Parks

  1. Bieszczady National Park, Poland
  2. Central Balkan National Park, Bulgaria
  3. Fulufjället National Park, Sweden
  4. Majella National Park, Italy
  5. Oulanka National Park, Finland
  6. Paanajärvi National Park, Russia
  7. Retezat National Park, Romania
  8. Rila National Park, Bulgaria
  9. Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, Georgia (country)
  10. Southwestern Archipelago National Park, Finland

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