Can there be a wildlife reserve in a national park?

Hi there,





I'm not quite sure what you mean by your question.





In South Africa, many of the National parks are wildlife reserves. Some may only be nature reserves, but most are wildlife/game reserves.





So, I think, that would make my answer ';yes';.





Kind regards,


Angela of Panthera Tours


http://www.tours-sa.com/Can there be a wildlife reserve in a national park?
National parks in North America are wildlife reserves. Within the park areas are designated for various purposes. The most protected areas are refuges. These areas restrict human use and usually do not have such things as road. Sometimes hunting and fishing may be allowed on a daily bases, but usually without a vehicle.Can there be a wildlife reserve in a national park?
There is not hunting allowed in any National Park in the US. So a reserve is unnecessary. Some Parks have specifically allocated resources to reestablish species that occurred there in the past but are not there at present. Wolfs in Yellowstone is one example.
Yes, Yellow Stone National Park is an example.