These sites provided maximum of information not only about the beauties of the nature, activities or events, but also about their history, local authorities (and their meetings), financing, ownership, strategies, plans etc., so I downloaded a lot of useful information and built a good basis for the further work.
The Lake District National park covers much larger area than The Tatras National Park but we can say that they have at least one thing in common: they are probably the most visited parks in these two countries. Every year the tourists come here to see their splendid nature, to find a peace and to have a rest. Both parks give the tourists many occasions how to spend time there. Many festivals and other events are organised there during the whole year, tourists can also join other activities like mountain climbing, skiing, bicycle riding and many more. The local government bodies of these national parks have very similar purposes and I think that they are trying to do the best to attract as many visitors as possible and in the same time to protect the area against the devastation.

V. Conclusion: It seems that The Lake District National Park and The Tatras National Park have many things in common. There are also some differences but I could not find many of them because of the small amount of information that can be found about the Slovak national parks.

VI. Used Literature:
D. Janota, M. Tesak, I. Voloscuk - Krásy a vzácnosti slovenskej prírody, Osveta
S. Mihalik a kol. – Chránené územia a prírodné výtvory, Príroda

www.seps.sk
www.defra.gov.uk
www.lake-district.gov.uk
www.tanap.sk


tomas mihalciak.