National parks and their role in Dominican water security

National parks in the Dominican Republic serve as critical infrastructure for the country's water security. While these protected areas are frequently associated with biodiversity, mountain ranges, and scenic preservation, they play a tangible and essential role in maintaining the nation's water supply.

This functional dimension of the park system is identified as a decisive factor for the future of the Dominican Republic. The preservation of these natural spaces is therefore linked directly to the long-term stability and availability of water resources for the country.