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Which national park in texas helps reduce the harmful impact of land use on the environment?

a. yellowstone national park
b. grand canyon national park
c. everglades national park
d. big bend national park

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Answer: Big Bends national park

Explanation: It's the only national park in Texas out of the four options given.

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Answer: d. big bend national park

Explanation: Big Bend National Park is located in Park, Texas in the area of the Chihuahuan Desert along the Rio Grande. The state park was first established in 1933 as "Texas Canyons State Park" whereas the name was later changed that year. In 1935, Congress authorized preservation of land for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations and was officially established in 1944 as a state park. The park includes rich biological and geological diversity, cultural historic resources such as ancient fossils, and miles of natural terrain and recreational opportunities, such as over 200 miles of hiking trails.

It is a designated national park with conservation efforts aimed at protecting the natural resources, wildlife, and ecosystems in the area. The park implements sustainable practices and regulations to ensure that land use is managed in an environmentally friendly way. It provides a habitat for a diverse range of plant and animal species and is seen as a national treasure.

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