Tirol Hohe Tauern National Park Act.

The Act is a comprehensive law enacted in 1991 to protect and manage the Tyrolean portion of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Its primary goals include preserving the area's unique natural and cultural landscapes, safeguarding habitats and biodiversity, enabling nature-based recreation, supporting regional development, and promoting scientific research. The park is divided into core zones, outer zones, and special protection areas, each with specific use restrictions, including bans on construction, resource extraction, and disruptive activities. Exceptions are only granted under strict conditions, particularly in core zones, where nature conservation is prioritized. The law also establishes mechanisms for funding, governance, and public participation. The text consists of 34 Article divided into 5 Parts.