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National parks in the Dominican Republic serve a critical function that extends beyond traditional environmental preservation, acting as a foundational element for the country's water security. Discussions regarding these protected areas often focus narrowly on forests, mountains, biodiversity, and scenic landscapes.

However, a tangible and determining dimension of these national parks involves their direct relationship with the future stability of national water resources. Recognizing this role highlights the strategic importance of protected natural areas in securing essential supplies for the Dominican Republic.