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Korea Soraksan National Park

Han Sangi

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Seoraksan National Park is a typical national park in Korea, and is assigned as the biological protection area and the preservation of natural resources is good. But Korea has a small territory and a large population, and Seorakan bears high pressure of tourism and development. The current management conditions and possible solutions are mainly discussed in this paper.

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Seoraksan National Park is a typical national park in Korea, and is assigned as the biological protection area and the preservation of natural resources is good. But Korea has a small territory and a large population, and Seorakan bears high pressure of tourism and development. The current management conditions and possible solutions are mainly discussed in this paper.

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Seoraksan National Park is a typical national park in Korea, and is assigned as the biological protection area and the preservation of natural resources is good. But Korea has a small territory and a large population, and Seorakan bears high pressure of tourism and development. The current management conditions and possible solutions are mainly discussed in this paper.

Key concepts: National park, Tourism, Natural park, Geography, Environmental protection, Population, Environmental resource management, Natural resource

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