Does it constitute an illegal act for tourists to enter the protected area without authorization?

broadly speaking, illegal behavior is commonly known as invalid behavior, and illegal behavior refers to the behavior that violates the existing laws and causes some harm to the society and is at fault?

Among them, illegal acts can be divided into two categories, one is general illegal acts, and the other is serious illegal acts, that is, crimes.

With regard to tourists' unauthorized entry into the nature reserve, the act of playing has caused harm to the nature reserve to a certain extent. From this perspective, we can know that tourists' unauthorized entry into the nature reserve has constituted an illegal act.

Secondly, let's analyze

from the following aspects. Legally,

The first tourist enters the protected area without permission, the activities of tourists in the protected area are not allowed by law, and the personal safety of tourists in the protected area is not protected by law. At the same time, it is assumed that any unexpected consequences of tourists are borne by tourists themselves, and the protected areas and laws have no relevant responsibilities.

second, the direct purpose of the construction of protected areas is not to facilitate tourists' viewing, but to change the endangered species in an unbearable environment, including plants and animals. Build a paradise that belongs to their reproduction. It is really because to create such an environment close to nature, the country needs to spend huge human and financial resources, resulting in the phenomenon of less human activities. However, if tourists trespass into the protected area and have an impact on the protected area, once it is established, tourists need compensation at the legal level.

thirdly, morally, the trespassing behavior of tourists is not noble. Knowing that you can't join, you have to trespass. The unpredictable danger in the protected area is high. Without affecting the protected area, you come out of the protected area safely. What awaits you is countless arguments and accountability, which will definitely cause psychological pressure for most tourists. Originally, you just want to appreciate the scenery of the protected area, but now it has become a figure at the forefront, but it belongs to a few tourists with impure motives. It is not just moral accountability that awaits him. There are also legal penalties.

To sum up, it is morally and legally unacceptable for tourists to enter the protected area without authorization, and it is illegal. If the circumstances are serious, it can be defined as a crime and fixed-term imprisonment.