clearly defined geographical space, recognized, dedicated, and managed through legal means or other types of efficient means to achieve the long term conservation of nature with associated ecosystem services and cultural values

attention provided specifically to individuals or groups of individuals to facilitate activities of public use

roofed structure created for shelter, rest, or an overnight stay for one or several days, generally used in relation to complicated itineraries

seminar or course that provides education for participants to learn about nature, particularly flora and fauna and/or specific natural environments

designated, controlled area where visitors are offered the opportunity to observe wildlife

measure that addresses the question of how many visitors can be permitted into an area in any specific time, taking into account, at least, the risk of degrading the site, its physical capacity, and the visitors’ experience

facility providing visitors with information and warnings to assist them in getting around the area

organization that has the responsibility of planning and managing the NPA

signposted path or track made across the NPA to direct walking and trekking activities (on foot, by bicycle, on horseback, or by other means accepted by NPAA)

programs, services, activities, and facilities provided within the protected area by the NPAA in order to bring the visitors closer to its natural and cultural values in a safe and ordered manner that guarantees the conservation, understanding, and appreciation of said values through information, education, and interpretation of the patrimony