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NATURAL PARKS ACT

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CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1(Purpose) #

The purpose of this Act is to preserve the natural ecosystem, nature and cultural scenery, etc. and to promote the sustainable utilization thereof by prescribing matters concerning the designation, conservation and management of natural parks.

Article 2(Definitions) #

The terms used in this Act are defined as follows: <Amended on Jul. 28, 2011; May 29, 2016; Oct. 1, 2025>

1. The term "natural parks" means national parks, Do parks, Gun parks, and geoparks;

2. The term "national parks" means parks, as regions worthy of representing the natural ecosystem, nature and cultural scenery (hereinafter referred to as "scenery") of the Republic of Korea, designated pursuant to Articles 4 and 4-2;

3. The term "Do parks" means parks, as regions worthy of representing the natural ecosystem or the scenery of a Do and Special Self-Governing Province (hereinafter referred to as "Do"), designated pursuant to Articles 4 and 4-3;

3-2. The term "Metropolitan City parks" means parks, as regions worthy of representing the natural ecosystem or the scenery of a Special Metropolitan City, Metropolitan City and Special Self-Governing City (hereinafter referred to as "Metropolitan City"), designated pursuant to Articles 4 and 4-3;

4. The terms "Gun parks" means parks, as regions worthy of representing the natural ecosystem or the scenery of a Gun, designated pursuant to Articles 4 and 4-4;

4-2. The term "Si parks" means parks, as regions worthy of representing the natural ecosystem or the scenery of a Si, designated pursuant to Articles 4 and 4-4;

4-3. The term "Gu parks" means parks, as regions worthy of representing the natural ecosystem or the scenery of an autonomous Gu, designated pursuant to Articles 4 and 4-4;

4-4. The term "geoparks" means parks which are important in terms of earth science and have outstanding scenery, which are accredited by the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment in accordance with Article 36-3 to conserve and utilize them for the education industry, tourism industry, etc.;

5. The term "park areas" means areas designated as natural parks;

Article 18(Special-purpose districts) #

(1) A park management agency shall determine the following special-purpose districts in park planning in order to preserve and utilize natural parks effectively: <Amended on Apr. 5, 2011; May 29, 2016; Nov. 26, 2019; Aug. 8, 2023>

1. Nature conservation district in a park: Any of the following areas, which is specially required to be protected:

a. The place where biodiversity is especially abundant;

b. The place where the natural ecosystem maintains aboriginality;

c. The place where wild animals and plants highly worthy of special protection live;

d. The place where the scenery is especially beautiful;

2. Natural environment district in a park: An area which needs to be preserved as a buffer space of the nature conservation district in a park;

3. Village district in a park: An area where a village has been formed, which is required for residents to lead their life;

4. Deleted; <Apr. 5, 2011>

5. Deleted; <Apr. 5, 2011>

6. Cultural heritage district in a park: An area where it is designed to install facilities necessary for preserving cultural heritage and natural heritage or holding Buddhist rituals and services among the traditional temple preservation areas and any traditional temples holding designated cultural heritage under Article 2(3) of the Act on Conservation and Utilization of Cultural Heritage and natural monuments, etc. under subparagraph 5 of Article 2 of the Act on Conservation and Utilization of Natural Heritage.

(2) Standards for activities permissible in special-purpose districts under paragraph (1) shall be as follows; provided, standards for activities permissible on the coast and islands prescribed by Presidential Decree may be differently prescribed by Presidential Decree within the limits of the standards for the following activities: <Amended on Apr. 5, 2011; May 29, 2016; May 26, 2020; Aug. 8, 2023>

1. Nature conservation district in a park:

a. Minimum activities deemed necessary for scientific research, conservation of nature or the conservation and management of cultural heritage and natural heritage;

b. Construction of minimum park facilities and park projects in accordance with standards prescribed by Presidential Decree;

c. Construction of minimum facilities in accordance with standards prescribed by Presidential Decree, such as military installations, telecommunications facilities, navigation aid facilities, riverhead protection facilities, forest fire prevention facilities, etc. deemed impracticable to be constructed in any other area than the relevant area;

d. Restoration of temples which have undergone historical research formalities prescribed by Presidential Decree and construction of facilities for Buddhist services and incidental facilities thereof in the traditional temple preservation area; provided, construction of business facilities, such as a teahouse, store, etc. among incidental facilities shall be limited to land on which structures owned by the temple are built and land attached thereto;

e. Remodeling and reconstruction of buildings, which have existed prior to the designation of a natural park, among facilities of a religious organization permitted as a religious corporation by the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, restoration of facilities which have undergone historical research formalities prescribed by Presidential Decree and construction of incidental facilities below the scale prescribed by Presidential Decree;

f. Minimum project implemented as an erosion control project prescribed in the Work against Erosion Control Work Act in order to prevent destruction of nature where nature is apprehended to be seriously destroyed if nature is left in the state of nature as it is;

g. Gathering forest products by an agreement voluntarily concluded between a park management agency and local residents (referring to those who reside in the relevant park area with resident registration) in accordance with subject areas and the permissible standards prescribed by Presidential Decree among areas transformed into a nature conservation district in a park from natural environment district in a park;

2. Natural environment district in a park:

a. Activities permissible in the nature conservation district in a park;

b. Construction of park facilities in accordance with standards prescribed by Presidential Decree and park projects;

c. Development of farmland or grassland and construction of incidental facilities thereon within the extent of permissible standards prescribed by Presidential Decree;

d. Activities of the primary industry, such as farming, livestock industry, etc. and construction of facilities necessary for the national economy in accordance with standards prescribed by Presidential Decree;

e. Construction of forest roads (limited to extenuating circumstances, such as putting out forest fire, etc.), afforestation, forestation, deforestation, restoration of ecosystem and an erosion control project prescribed in the Work against Erosion Control Work Act;

f. Extension, renovation and reconstruction below the scale prescribed by Presidential Decree of existing buildings prior to the designation as a natural park and construction of facilities incidental thereto and removal and reconstruction of buildings which shall be inevitably relocated due to any natural disaster or park project within the extent harmonizing themselves with the surrounding scenery;

g. Construction of erosion control facilities, bank protection facilities, fire prevention facilities, stockade and protection facilities, etc., in order to protect natural parks and to keep safety of persons entering natural parks;

h. Minimum activities or construction of facilities necessary for national defense and public interest in accordance with standards prescribed by Presidential Decree, such as military drills and building of farm roads and banks, etc.;

i. Making private graveyards prescribed in the Act on Funeral Services (only applicable to cases where inhabitants of islands prescribed by Presidential Decree die);

j. Activities of stacking articles or establishing a temporary building in a region other than the project area within a period prescribed by Presidential Decree to conduct the project permitted under Article 20 or 23;

k. Activities of establishing management offices, medical treatment facilities, bathhouses and other facilities prescribed by Presidential Decree within a period prescribed by Presidential Decree to provide convenience to guests in coast or island area;

3. Village district in a park:

a. Activities permissible in the natural environment district in a park;

b. Construction of residential buildings below the scale prescribed by Presidential Decree and construction of infrastructure of living environment;

c. Construction of facilities prescribed by Presidential Decree as facilities necessary for a village district in a park to perform its own functions;

d. Activities prescribed by Presidential Decree as necessary for a village district in a park to perform its own functions;

e. A household industry that does not cause any environmental pollution;

4. Deleted; <Apr. 5, 2011>

5. Deleted; <Apr. 5, 2011>

6. Cultural heritage district in a park:

a. Activities permissible in the natural environment district in a park;

b. Activities of constructing, extending, remodeling, reconstructing, or removing and reconstructing facilities, including incidental facilities thereof, which are installed for the purposes of Buddhist rites, discipline and living of monks, and edification of believers;

c. Other activities prescribed by Presidential Decree to preserve and manage temples.

(3) Deleted. <Apr. 5, 2011>

(4) Any person who has obtained permission prescribed in Article 20 or 23 as at the time park planning regarding the designation and alteration of a special-purpose district is determined and publicly notified, may continue his or her work or project, etc., in accordance with permission even if the matters permitted do not fall under activities permissible in a new special-purpose district.

(5) Any building built in the relevant area as at the time park planning to transform a village district in a park into a natural environment district in a park or a nature conservation district in a park is determined and publicly notified, may be expanded, renovated and reconstructed below the scale prescribed by Presidential Decree and their special purposes may be changed, depending on facilities necessary for their own functions. <Amended on Apr. 5, 2011; May 26, 2020>

[This Article Wholly Amended on Dec. 31, 2008]

Article 21(Constructive permission under other statutes) #

(1) Where a park management agency determines or alters park planning, for the following authorization, permission, a license, approval, consent, or consultation, it shall be deemed to have obtained the relevant authorization, etc. or to have had consultations on matters on which it has consulted in advance with the heads of relevant administrative agencies and where it grants permission for activities in accordance with Article 23, it shall be deemed to have obtained the relevant permission referred to in subparagraph 12 on matters on which it has consulted in advance with the heads of relevant administrative agencies: <Amended on Apr. 15, 2010; May 31, 2010; Apr. 5, 2011; Jan. 14, 2014; Dec. 27, 2016; Dec. 27, 2022; Jan. 30, 2024>

1. Authorization of installing exclusive waterworks prescribed in Articles 52 and 54 of the Water Supply and Waterworks Installation Act;

2. Permission for implementation of river conservation work prescribed in Article 30 of the River Act and permission for occupying river prescribed in Article 33 of the same Act and permission for use of river water prescribed in Article 50 of the same Act;

3. Permission for occupying and using public waters prescribed in Article 8 of the Public Waters Management and Reclamation Act, and license to reclaim public waters prescribed in Article 28 of the same Act;

4. Deleted; <Apr. 15, 2010>

5. Permission for implementation of road construction prescribed in Article 36 of the Road Act and permission for occupying a road prescribed in Article 61 of the same Act;

6. Permission for opening a private road prescribed in Article 4 of the Private Road Act;

7. Permission for and reports on the diversion of a mountainous district prescribed in Articles 14 and 15 of the Mountainous Districts Management Act and permission for and reports on the temporary use of a mountainous district prescribed in Article 15-2 of the same Act;

8. Permission for or reports on cutting standing timber, etc. prescribed in Articles 19(5) and 36(1) and (5) of the Creation and Management of Forest Resources Act;

9. Permission for deforestation, etc. in an erosion-control area prescribed in Article 14 of the Work against Erosion Control Work Act;

10. Permission for access to a restricted and protected area prescribed in Article 9(1)1 of the Protection of Military Bases and Installations Act;

11. Permission for the diversion of farmland and consultation thereon under Article 34(1) of the Farmland Act;

12. Permission for development prescribed in Article 56(1) (excluding subparagraph 4 thereof) of the National Land Planning and Utilization Act;

13. Permission for or reports on thinning out standing trees or bamboo, etc. prescribed in Article 9(2) of the Forest Protection Act;

14. Approval for use prescribed in Article 23 of the Rearrangement of Agricultural and Fishing Villages Act.

(2) Except as provided in paragraph (1), Articles 24 through 26 of the Framework Act on Administration shall apply mutatis mutandis to the standards, effects, etc. of the legal fiction under this Article. <Added on Jan. 30, 2024>

[This Article Wholly Amended on Dec. 31, 2008]

Article 23(Permission of activities) #

(1) Any person who intends to perform an act falling under any of the following subparagraphs, other than a park project, in the park area, shall obtain permission of the park management agency under conditions prescribed by Presidential Decree; provided, he or she may perform insignificant activities prescribed by Presidential Decree with a report to the park management agency under conditions prescribed by Presidential Decree, or may perform them without permission or a report:

1. New construction, extending, remodeling, reconstructing or removing and reconstructing buildings or other structures;

2. Mining minerals and collecting earth, stones, sand or aggregate;

3. Clearing land or changing the form and quality of land (including excavating the ground and changing the form and quality of the seabed);

4. Reclaiming the surface of the water or reclaiming land by drainage;

5. Increasing or decreasing the quantity and level of water in rivers or lakes and marshes;

6. Catching wild animals (including sea animals; hereinafter the same shall apply);

7. Cutting timbers or collecting wild plants (including sea plants; hereinafter the same shall apply);

8. Putting domestic animals out to pasture;

9. Piling up or tying objects;

10. Activities prescribed by Presidential Decree, such as change of the special purpose of buildings which are feared to impair the scenery or to impede the conservation and management of a natural park, and other activities.

(2) Upon receipt of a report under the proviso, with the exception of the subparagraphs, of paragraph (1), the park management agency shall review the details thereof and accept the report if it conforms to this Act. <Added on Dec. 13, 2022>

(3) The park management agency may grant permission pursuant to paragraph (1) only where the standards referred to in the following subparagraphs are met: <Amended on Dec. 13, 2022>

1. To meet the standards for activities permissible in the special-purpose district pursuant to Article 18(2);

2. Not to impede the implementation of any park project;

3. Not to affect the natural state that needs to be preserved;

4. Not to significantly impede the utilization of ordinary people.

(4) The park management agency shall, where it intends to grant permission under paragraph (1), consult with the heads of the relevant administrative agencies under conditions prescribed by Presidential Decree. In such cases, with respect to any act above the scale prescribed by Presidential Decree, it shall additionally undergo deliberation by the relevant park committee. <Amended on Dec. 13, 2022>

[This Article Wholly Amended on Dec. 31, 2008]

Article 36-3(Accreditation of geoparks) #

(1) The Mayor/Do Governor may file an application with the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment for accreditation of any area representing an earth science interest and having outstanding scenery as a geopark via procedures for holding local residents' public hearing and for hearing opinions of the competent head of a Gun. <Amended on Oct. 1, 2025>

(2) If an area for which the Mayor/Do Governor has filed an application for accreditation as a geopark in accordance with paragraph (1) meets the following standards, the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment may grant such accreditation after consulting with the head of a relevant central administrative agency: <Amended on Oct. 1, 2025>

1. It shall be an area representing a special earth science interest and having rare natural features and outstanding scenic values;

2. It shall have high conservation value by virtue of its outstanding archeological, ecological and cultural factors related to geology;

3. The protection and utilization of its geological heritage shall serve to promote the economic development of the relevant region;

4. It shall meet other standards prescribed by Presidential Decree.

(3) Any geopark accredited in accordance with paragraph (2) shall be managed and operated by the Mayor/Do Governor, as prescribed by ordinance of the relevant local government, except for provided in this Act as the affairs of the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment. <Amended on Oct. 1, 2025>

(4) Where the Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment has accredited an area as a geopark in accordance with paragraph (2), he or she shall publicly notify the name, area, size, date of accreditation, and an agency in charge of the management of the geopark and other necessary information, as prescribed by Decree of the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment. <Amended on Oct. 1, 2025>

(5) Where the Mayor/Do Governor intends to register the area prescribed in paragraph (1) as Global Geoparks of the UNESCO under the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Activities Act, he or she shall first obtain an accreditation of geopark prescribed in paragraph (2). <Added on May 29, 2016>

[This Article Added on Jul. 28, 2011]

Article 37(Collection of admission fees and rents) #

(1) A park management agency may collect admission fees from persons entering a natural park and rents from persons making use of park facilities built therein by the park management agency; provided, collection of admission fees may be exempted from persons prescribed by Decree of the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment. <Amended on Oct. 1, 2025>

(2) The chief monk of a temple under Article 18(1)6 may collect admission fees from persons entering a cultural heritage district in the park after consulting with a park management agency. In such cases, no temple that collects such admission fees may collect any admission fees under Article 49 of the Cultural Heritage Protection Act (including cases applied mutatis mutandis in accordance with Article 63 of the Act on the Preservation and Utilization of Natural Heritage). <Amended on Aug. 8, 2023; Feb. 6, 2024>

(3) Any person who conducts a park project or manages park facilities in accordance with Article 20 may collect rents from persons making use of such park facilities within the extent of earnings; provided, if he or she intends to collect rents for park facilities prescribed by Decree of the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment, he or she shall obtain permission from the park management agency. <Amended on Apr. 5, 2011; Oct. 1, 2025>

(4) A park management agency shall notify an applicant of whether to grant permission within the period prescribed by Decree of the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment from the date of receipt of an application for permission under the latter part of paragraph (3). <Added on Dec. 13, 2022; Oct. 1, 2025>

(5) Where a park management agency fails to notify an applicant of whether to grant permission within the period prescribed in paragraph (4) or of whether to extend the processing period under statutes or regulations related to the processing of civil petitions, permission shall be deemed granted on the date following the date such period (where the processing period is extended or re-extended under statutes or regulations related to the processing of civil petitions, referring to such extended or re-extended period) ends. <Added on Dec. 13, 2022>

(6) Matters necessary for the collection of admission fees and rents under paragraphs (1) through (3) shall be prescribed by Decree of the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment in cases of national parks and by ordinance of a local government to which the park management agency belongs in cases of Do parks and Gun parks. <Amended on Apr. 5, 2011; Dec. 13, 2022; Oct. 1, 2025>

[This Article Wholly Amended on Dec. 31, 2008]

Article 71(Consultation on permission) #

(1) With respect to a project implemented by the State, a local government or a public institution, which requires permission from a park management agency prescribed in this Act, the head of the relevant central administrative agency, the head of the relevant local government or the head of the relevant public institution (hereafter in this Article referred to as "project implementation agency") shall consult with the park management agency and, where an agreement has been concluded, it shall be deemed to have obtained permission granted under this Act. In such cases, if the project area includes any traditional temple preservation area, the project implementation agency shall consult with the chief monk of the relevant traditional temple prior to holding consultations with the park management agency. <Amended on Apr. 5, 2011; May 29, 2016>

(2) The head of an administrative agency, who intends to grant permission or authorization, etc. in respect of a natural park in accordance with the following statutes and regulations, shall consult with the relevant park management agency, as prescribed by Presidential Decree, and any permission or authorization granted by the head of a relevant administrative agency as a result of an agreement reached by the consultation shall be deemed to have obtained permission from the park management agency for matters which require permission from the park management agency in accordance with this Act; provided, extension, renovation, reconstruction, or removal and reconstruction, and painting the exterior of the designated cultural heritage under Article 2(3) of the Act on Conservation and Utilization of Cultural Heritage and their protective materials, or natural monuments, etc. under subparagraph 5 of Article 2 of the Act on Conservation and Utilization of Natural Heritage and their protective materials, and activities under Article 18(2)6 a and b do not require consultation with the park management agency, and permission obtained from the head of a relevant administrative agency shall be deemed permission obtained from the park management agency in accordance with this Act. In such cases, the head of an administrative agency who intends to grant permission or authorization or such in respect of a cultural heritage district in a park under Article 18(1)6 shall promptly send a copy of an application for the permission or authorization, etc. to the relevant park management agency, which, in turn, may present a supplementary opinion to the head of the relevant administrative agency, if it finds that granting the permission or authorization, etc. is likely to considerably impede the maintenance and management of the natural park: <Amended on Feb. 4, 2010; Apr. 15, 2010; Apr. 5, 2011; Nov. 26, 2019; May 26, 2020; Mar. 21, 2023; Aug. 8, 2023; Feb. 6, 2024>

1. The Building Act;

2. The Public Waters Management and Reclamation Act;

3. Deleted; <Apr. 15, 2010>

4. The Tourism Promotion Act;

5. The Mining Industry Act;

6. The Protection of Military Bases and Installations Act;

7. The Farmland Act;

8. The Road Act;

9. The Act on Conservation and Utilization of Cultural Heritage, the Act on Conservation and Utilization of Natural Heritage, and the Act on Protection and Inspection of Buried Heritage;

10. The Private Road Act;

11. The Work against Erosion Control Work Act;

12. The Creation and Management of Forest Resources Act;

13. The Food Sanitation Act;

14. The Grassland Act;

15. The River Act;

16. Other statues and regulations.

(3) Where subjects of consultations held under paragraph (1) or (2) fall under activities above the scale prescribed by Presidential Decree, the park management agency shall undergo deliberation by the relevant park committee.

[This Article Wholly Amended on Dec. 31, 2008]

Article 86(Administrative fines) #

(1) Any of the following persons shall be subject to an administrative fine not exceeding two million won: <Amended on Jul. 28, 2011; May 29, 2016; Dec. 12, 2017>

1. A person who hinders or refuses access and investigation pursuant to Article 24-3 without any justifiable grounds;

2. A person who fails to comply with an order to take measures, such as eviction, etc. pursuant to Article 24-4(1);

3. A person who carries a hunting gun or crossbow or lays nets, in violation of Article 27(1)4;

4. A person who engages in commercial transactions outside a designated place, in violation of Article 27(1)5;

5. A person who smokes outside a designated place, in violation of Article 27(1)9;

6. A person who is engaged in restricted or prohibited business under Article 29(1) or performs any other activities;

6-2. A person who causes damage to a geopark facility, in violation of Article 36-8.

(2) Any of the following persons shall be subject to an administrative fine not exceeding 500,000 won:

1. A person who camps outside a designated place, in contravention of Article 27(1)6;

2. A person who has access to or passes through a restricted or prohibited area with a vehicle, in contravention of Article 28(1);

3. A person who rejects, obstructs, or evades access or use, etc. without any justifiable grounds, in contravention of Article 72(4).

(3) A person who performs a prohibited act, in contravention of Article 27(1)7, 8, or 10 through 12, shall be subject to an administrative fine not exceeding 200,000 won: <Amended on Dec. 27, 2016; Dec. 12, 2017>

1. Deleted; <Dec. 27, 2016>

2. Deleted. <Dec. 27, 2016>

(4) A person who enters natural parks or uses park facilities without paying admission fees or rents prescribed in Article 37(1) shall be subject to an administrative fine not exceeding 100,000 won. <Added on Dec. 27, 2016>

(5) Administrative fines prescribed in paragraphs (1) through (4) shall be imposed and collected by the head of a Gun, as prescribed by Presidential Decree. <Amended on Dec. 27, 2016>

[This Article Wholly Amended on Dec. 31, 2008]

NATURAL PARKS ACT

Article 1(Purpose) #

Article 2(Definitions) #

Article 2-2(Basic principles) #

Article 3(Obligations to protect natural parks) #

Article 3-2(National Park Day) #

Article 4(Designation of natural parks) #

Article 4-2(Procedures for designation of national parks) #

Article 4-3(Procedures for designation of Do parks or Metropolitan City parks) #

Article 4-4(Procedures for designation of Gun parks, Si parks or Gu parks) #

Article 5(Designation and management of natural parks spanning at least two administrative areas) #

Article 6(Public notice of designation of natural parks) #

Article 7(Standards for designating natural parks) #

Article 8(Cancellation of or change in districts of natural parks) #

Article 9(Establishment and organization of Park Committee) #

Article 10(Matters to be deliberated on by Park Committee) #

Article 10-2(Expert advisers) #

Article 11(Formulation of parks master plan) #

Article 12(Determination of park planning for national parks) #

Article 13(Determination of park planning for Do parks) #

Article 14(Determination of park planning for Gun parks) #

Article 15(Alteration of park planning) #

Article 16(Public notice of park planning) #

Article 17(Details of park planning) #

Article 17-2(Invalidation of plans for park facilities not started) #

Article 17-3(Formulation of plans for conservation and management of each park) #

Article 17-4(Hearing opinions from traditional temples) #

Article 18(Special-purpose districts) #

Article 18-2(Consultation on designating regions and districts under other statutes) #

Article 19(Implementation of park projects and management of park facilities) #

Article 20(Implementation of park projects and management of park facilities by persons, other than park management agency) #

Article 20-2(Conclusion of park protection agreements) #

Article 21(Constructive permission under other statutes) #

Article 22(Expropriation of land) #

Article 23(Permission of activities) #

Article 23-2(Principles of precedence of ecological network) #

Article 24(Reinstatement) #

Article 24-2(Removal of derelict objects) #

Article 24-3(Investigation into relevant persons) #

Article 24-4(Relocation measures) #

Article 25 #

Article 26(Consultations on changing configurations of natural parks) #

Article 27(Prohibited activities) #

Article 28(Prohibition against access) #

Article 29(Restrictions on business) #

Article 30(Dispositions imposed for violation of statutes or regulations) #

Article 31(Vicarious execution) #

Article 32(Supervisory dispositions) #

Article 33(Hearings) #

Article 34(Judicial police power) #

Article 35(Park ledgers) #

Article 36(Investigation of natural resources) #

Article 36-2(Scope of application) #

Article 36-3(Accreditation of geoparks) #

Article 36-4(Revocation of accreditation as geoparks) #

Article 36-5(Support for geoparks) #

Article 36-6(Geopark guides) #

Article 36-7(Reimbursement of expenses) #

Article 36-8(Prohibited activities) #

Article 37(Collection of admission fees and rents) #

Article 38(Collection of occupancy fees) #

Article 39(Principle of cost apportionment) #

Article 40(Consultation and decisions on costs) #

Article 41(Expenses incurred in park project conducted by persons, other than park managing agency) #

Article 42(Reversion of admission fees) #

Article 43(Subsidies) #

Article 44 #

Article 45 #

Article 46 #

Article 47 #

Article 48 #

Article 49 #

Article 50 #

Article 51 #

Article 52 #

Article 53 #

Article 54 #

Article 55 #

Article 56 #

Article 57 #