Conservationists Again Call on Environment Minister to Revise National Park Zoning

Environmental protection groups have renewed their calls for Slovakia's Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba to revise the zoning regulations for national parks. The conservationists are demanding that the Environment Ministry act transparently and professionally in handling these protected areas. The renewed pressure comes as environmental groups continue to voice concerns about how the ministry is managing Slovakia's network of national parks, which are crucial for protecting the country's biodiversity and natural heritage. The zoning system determines what activities can take place in different areas of the parks, making it a key tool for balancing conservation with public access and economic activities.