Czech Minister of Environment, Červený, recently met with the heads of the country's national parks to address their concerns and challenges. During the meeting, he emphasized that the government is committed to supporting these vital natural areas and their management, which are crucial for biodiversity and tourism in the country. Červený's discussions came in the context of various issues facing national parks, including funding shortages and environmental threats.

The leaders of the national parks raised several pressing issues during the discussions, prominently highlighting the need for increased financial support due to ongoing challenges such as climate change, invasive species, and the effects of increased tourism on natural habitats. The minister acknowledged these concerns and underscored the importance of collaborative efforts between the government and park management to develop sustainable solutions that would preserve these ecosystems for future generations.

By promising not to leave the parks in trouble, Červený's assurance has been seen as a necessary step towards a more proactive governmental role in environmental protection and management. This meeting could lead to new policies and funding measures aimed at bolstering the conservation efforts essential for maintaining the ecological integrity of the national parks in Czechia.