शैडोइंग अभ्यास: Literature Anthology Grade 3.Protecting Our Parks - वीडियो के साथ अंग्रेजी बोलना सीखें
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In 1872 Yellowstone National Park became America's first national park.
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This happened thanks to a group of explorers who saw how beautiful the land was.
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They wanted to protect it.
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So they went to Washington, D.C to write a law to protect nature.
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This grand act helped to create many more parks.
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The National Park Service was started in 1916.
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It takes care of parks and national monuments in the United States.
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Many parks contain the last traces of some plants and animals.
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Protecting these lands is an important job.
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Too many visitors.
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The Park Service must protect a massive amount of land.
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No one knew that millions of people would want to visit.
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There were no clues.
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Now more than 275 million visitors come to the parks and monuments each year.
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The Park Service wants people to visit, but overcrowding or too many people can create problems.
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There are often long waits to enter a park.
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Too many cars pollute the air.
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People drop litter on the hiking trails.
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Some people have even carved their names into cliffs.
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This makes the parks less enjoyable to visit.
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People who work at the parks and landmarks are looking for new ways to control crowds.
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Other people disagree about what should be done.
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Point counterpoint.
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Allow all access.
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The National Park Service thinks that people should be able to visit America's parks and landmarks.
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Their mission is to protect land so that it can be enjoyed by everyone.
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They want families to hike the trails, observe the animals, and learn about our country's history.
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But visitors need bathrooms, parking lots, and places to eat.
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The Park Service can make changes.
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They can create rules to handle crowds.
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They could spend money to fix damage to the parks.
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They could build more parking lots, restaurants, and bathrooms.
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Counterpoint Point Protect our parks Overcrowding is a problem at national parks.
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It can lead to pollution, litter, and noise.
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Many people think that national parks should be kept natural.
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They suggest only letting a certain number of people visit each day.
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They think that adding more parking lots and bathrooms will harm the plants and animals.
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A path forward America's national park system was not built to handle millions of visitors.
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If changes aren't made, overcrowding could damage the land and harm plants and animals.
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Everyone should have the chance to enjoy nature.
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Sidebar A meaningful symbol Each element of the National Park Service's symbol represents something that the agency protects.
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The bison represents wildlife.
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The tree represents plants.
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The mountain represents geology.
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The lake represents natural resources such as water and air.
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The arrowhead represents the history of our country.
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