How do you buy National Park land that is landlocked with private land?

There are a few ways to buy National Park land that is landlocked with private land.

* The park can negotiate with the private landowners to purchase the land. This is often the most straightforward option, but it can be difficult to reach an agreement if the landowners are not willing to sell.

* The park can use its power of eminent domain to take the land. This is a last resort, but it can be necessary if the park cannot reach an agreement with the landowners.

* The park can swap other land for the landlocked parcel. This can be a good option if the park has other, less valuable land that it can trade for the landlocked parcel.

* The park can wait until the landowners die and then try to purchase the land from their heirs. This can be a long-term strategy, but it can be successful if the landowners are eventually willing to sell the land.

In addition to these options, the park can also try to get the land donated to it by the landowners or by a conservation organization.