Spread over the Hautes-Pyrénées and Pyrénées-Atlantiques departments since 1967, the Pyrenees National Park is an organization of management-preservation of territories rich in biodiversity. The 250,000 hectares of the Pyrenees National Park are notably composed of natural reserves and exceptional sites classified as World Heritage Sites by the UNESCO.
Beyond its preserved nature, the Pyrenees National Park is also a territory rich in souls and cultures, with its more than 40,000 inhabitants spread out in about sixty different municipalities.
And it takes a lot of people to manage, animate and organize a territory so rich in nature and human culture!
The Pyrenees National Park is therefore alsomore than 80 agents in the service of a territory and its inhabitants.
Their missions?
Support the sustainable development of the territory to preserve its heritage (natural, cultural, landscape…) and pass it on to present and future generations!