[2] The park is a complex ecosystem consisting of the Ulza and Shkopet lakes, mountains, and surrounding hills.

The presence of Ulza and Shkopet lakes in the area has created unique water habitats of great importance to the local biodiversity.

The region's favorable geographical location, Mediterranean climate, and river presence have helped the development of a diverse range of habitats.

[3] The local government and environmentalists have promoted the park through events such as the Saint Mark celebrations, aimed at highlighting the area's natural and cultural values.

Additionally, efforts have been made to promote traditional local produce and agricultural products to support the park's economy.