further, the park works to minimize the risks of erosion in the region, particularly in the areas where vegetation and animal species thrive. and of course, the park authorities work to generally preserve the natural ecosystem, beautiful scenic vistas, natural monuments, archeological sites and other sites of cultural importance.

the stimulation and support of scientific studies on the nature of the region, as well as eco-tourism and appropriate recreational use of the land is also highly valued.

a curious fact about the area - in the 19th century, the park was visited by the famed english naturalist charles darwin, as part of his research that contributed to the formulation of the theory of evolution of the species.