National parks and their role in Dominican water security

National parks in the Dominican Republic serve as essential infrastructure for the nation’s water security. Beyond their traditional roles in biodiversity and landscape preservation, these protected areas function as critical components of the country's hydrological systems.

Recognizing these areas as vital resources is presented as a necessary step for the future of the Dominican Republic. The preservation of these ecosystems is directly linked to maintaining the stability and reliability of the nation's water supply.