AcreValue is thrilled to announce the addition of nationwide parks and fee lands to our platform. This new feature allows users to explore protected areas across the United States, providing valuable information about local, regional, and national parks and who owns them.
Understanding Fee Lands
Parks and fee lands are designated as protected areas to preserve natural resources, wildlife habitats, and cultural heritage. These lands are crucial for maintaining biodiversity, offering recreational opportunities, and ensuring the conservation of our natural environment for future generations. Protected areas are managed by various entities, including federal, state, and local governments, as well as private organizations.
Why Protected Areas Matter
Protected areas play a vital role in:
- Conservation: They help preserve critical ecosystems and endangered species, ensuring the survival of diverse flora and fauna.
- Recreation: Parks offer spaces for outdoor activities like hiking, camping, and picnicking, promoting physical health and well-being.
- Education: These areas serve as living laboratories where people can learn about nature, history, and conservation efforts.
- Economic Benefits: Parks attract tourists, boosting local economies and creating jobs in surrounding communities.
How AcreValue Enhances Your Experience
With the addition of parks and fee lands, AcreValue users can now easily view all local, regional, and national parks and protected areas on our interactive map. This feature provides comprehensive information about the ownership and management of these lands, helping you understand who is responsible for their upkeep and protection. Whether you're planning a visit to a nearby state park or researching conservation areas, AcreValue makes it simple to explore and learn about protected lands across the country.
How to Access the Fee Lands Data
Getting started with the fee lands data on AcreValue is simple. Login to AcreValue and navigate to the main parcel map interface. Open the Map Layers Panel on the left-hand side of the map, as shown in the image below. Then, check the options for fee lands, and the map will update to show all protected areas.
Conclusion
The integration of nationwide parks and fee lands into AcreValue marks a significant enhancement of our platform, offering users unparalleled access to information about protected areas. By providing detailed insights into the ownership and significance of these lands, AcreValue empowers users to make informed decisions and fosters a greater appreciation for the natural and cultural treasures within our communities. Explore the map today and discover the wealth of protected lands available across the United States.
Want to learn more about fee lands?
Read more here: Deep Dive: Fee Lands