Which national parks protect natural areas in Newfoundland and Labrador?

Newfoundland and Labrador is home to three national parks that protect the province's diverse natural landscapes:

• Gros Morne National Park: Located in the Bonne Bay region, this park was established in 1973 and is recognized as a World Heritage site. It features a varied landscape that includes the Long Range mountains, beaches, forests, and shifting dunes.12
• Terra Nova National Park: Situated in the eastern portion of the island of Newfoundland, this park preserves an area of varied landscapes.23
• Torngat Mountains National Park: Located in the far northern region of Labrador, this area was established as a national park reserve in 2005 and officially became a national park in 2008.2