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The Cairngorms was made a National Park in September 2003 because it is a unique and special place that needs to be care for both for the wildlife and countryside it contains and for both people that live in it, manage it and visit it. It is the largest National Park in Britain. Cairngorm National Park has the largest area of mountain landscape in the United Kingdom at its heart, with diverse communities around it. It is home to 16,000 people and 25 percent of Britain's endangered birds, animal, and plants. It includes moorlands, forests, rivers, lochs and glens. Since the establishment of Cairngorms National Park, there has not been a cross-park bus service. However, during the summer months visitors and residents will have the opportunity to explore the National Park using public transport. With 80 per cent of visitors coming to the National Park by car and many residents need a car to get around, it is important that residents and visitors alike have the choice to use forms of transport that are less damaging to the environment. Young people in Cairngorms National Park are often asked to make their viewpoints known on the future of the National Park at a series of events.