Protected areas of New Ingerland
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New Ingerland's protected areas are parcels of land set aside by the New Ingerland government for their ongoing conservation value to the nation. Such land includes natural landscapes (and seascapes), cultural sites and recreation areas. Around 30% of New Ingerland's total area is protected in one form or another, with each area categorised according to the international standard.
Categories
There are currently seven separate types of protected area in New Ingerland:
| IUCN Category | Name |
|---|---|
IUCN category Ia
(strict nature reserve) |
Nature reserves |
IUCN category Ib
(wilderness area) |
Wilderness parks |
IUCN category II
(national park) |
National parks |
IUCN category III
(natural monument or feature) |
Natural monuments |
IUCN category IV
(habitat/species management area) |
Conservation reserves |
IUCN category V
(protected landscape/seascape) |
Historic parks |
IUCN category VI
(sustainably managed protected area) |
National forests |