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Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions
NAICS 712190 · United States · 2022 edition
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in the preservation and exhibition of natural areas or settings.
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For Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions, the saved research highlights premises liability, animal-related liability, visitor rescue and emergency response. Confirm how these arise in the actual operation, what controls are used and whether additional services change the proposed coverage.
Questions to ask
- What types of terrain or natural features are open to the public — trails only, or also caves, cliff overlooks, water features, or other elevated-hazard areas?
- Are any captive or semi-captive animals on the premises, and is there any direct public interaction with wildlife?
- What is the approximate annual visitor count and are any guided tours or structured programs offered?
- Are volunteers used, and if so, in what roles and approximate numbers?
- Are any adventure activities — zip lines, kayaking, climbing — offered or planned?
- Is the operation nonprofit, government-affiliated, or privately owned?
- For Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions, what should the underwriter know about caves, caverns, or spelunking access with significant vertical or confined-space exposure?
- For Nature Parks and Other Similar Institutions, what should the underwriter know about direct public interaction with wildlife, including feeding programs or animal encounters?
Activities described by this code
- Bird or wildlife sanctuaries
- Natural wonder tourist attractions (e.g., caverns, waterfalls)
- Conservation areas
- Nature centers or preserves
- National parks
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These establishments preserve and exhibit natural areas — including parks, wildlife sanctuaries, nature centers, caverns, and waterfall or scenic sites — for public education and recreation. Day-to-day operations may include guided tours, trail maintenance, visitor services, and wildlife or habitat management. Some also conduct environmental education programs, host school groups, or operate gift shops and concessions.
Questions to investigate
- What types of terrain or natural features are open to the public — trails only, or also caves, cliff overlooks, water features, or other elevated-hazard areas?
- Are any captive or semi-captive animals on the premises, and is there any direct public interaction with wildlife?
- What is the approximate annual visitor count and are any guided tours or structured programs offered?
- Are volunteers used, and if so, in what roles and approximate numbers?
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