Name the first National Park in England.

The Peak District was designated as the first National Park in England in 1951. It represents a significant area of natural beauty and has been preserved for public enjoyment and ecological conservation. This landmark decision marked the beginning of the National Parks movement in England, aiming to protect and enhance the natural and cultural landscapes.

The Peak District's rich diversity of landscapes, including limestone dales, gritstone edges, and heather moorlands, contributed to its selection as the inaugural National Park. It provides countless opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and rock climbing, making it a vital place for both recreation and education about the natural environment. While Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, and South Downs are also important national parks in England, they were designated later.