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The Canada National Parks Act is a federal law that protects natural areas of national significance, covering over 300,000 km2 of habitat across 47 national parks and park reserves. The act has undergone several amendments since its inception in 1887, with the current version receiving royal assent on October 20, 2000. The law aims to balance conservation and public leisure, making Canada a leader in national park management, as seen in the examples of [[banff-national-park|Banff National Park]] and [[jasper-national-park|Jasper National Park]].