Certified parks

Since the Basic Standards evaluation system was launched in 2003 15 European transboundary parks have been successfully certified as transboundary parks under the EUROPARC programme "Transboundary Parks - Following Nature's design". These are:

2003: Neusiedler See National Park (A) and Fertö-Hansag National Park (HU) - reevaluated in 2010

2004: Krkonoše National Park (CZ) and Karkonosze National Park (PL)

2005: Oulanka National Park (FI) and Paanajärvi National Park (RU)

2007: Maas-Schwalm-Nette Nature Park (DE/NL)

2007: Thayatal National Park (A) and Podyjí National Park (CZ)

2008: the first tri-lateral certification Inari-Vätsäri Wilderness Area (FI), Øvre-Pasvik National Park (NO) and Pasvik Zapovednik (RU)

2009: Prealpi Giulie Natural Park (IT) and Triglav National Park/ Julian Alps Biosphere Reserve (SL) as well as the Bavarian Forest National Park (DE) and Sumava National Park (CZ) gained transboundary status in 2009.