But it's important, nonetheless. We go there to watch speed boat racing or just to take a break from driving. We'd be horrified if someone were permitted to build on it. Many of these parks are difficult to access because they have no trails. And some are deliberately restricted to visiting scientists or people who have a scholarly interest in the environment.
Plans are afoot to make one of our conserved areas more accessible to the public.
Paget Marsh on Lovers' Lane, Paget, will eventually have a boardwalk allowing visitors to explore the flora without damaging it. But there are parks that do retain a wilderness effect while having pathways that make access easy. These, of course, we'll describe in our listings. Remember to think small while you're exploring them. Walk fast, and probably the longest time you'll take to get through them is at the most a half-hour.