Karkaraly State National Nature Park is a protected area in Kazakhstan, set among mountains and forests within the country’s vast central steppe. The park provides habitat for 45 mammal species and more than 150 bird species; several are listed in Kazakhstan’s Red Book, including two mammal species and 11 bird species. Its work includes protecting the territory, conducting scientific research, restoring and safeguarding natural resources, and educating the public about the environment.

The park also supports educational visits and regulated tourism and recreation, helping visitors experience its landscapes while respecting conservation requirements. Its website shares information about the park’s history, activities, news, and rules for using land within national park boundaries. Notices describe opportunities for tourism and recreation development in designated areas, subject to applicable regulations and procedures.

The park has also advertised conifer seedlings, including Scots pine, for sale, and has reported forest planting initiatives. Through conservation, research, public education, and carefully managed visitor use, Karkaraly National Nature Park serves both as a protected natural landscape and a destination for nature-based learning and recreation