How does a biosphere reserve chiefly differ from a national park?

It is always smaller in areaसही उत्तरआपका उत्तरIt permits limited human activity in a buffer zone around a strictly protected coreसही उत्तरआपका उत्तरIt protects plant species onlyसही उत्तरआपका उत्तरIt is open to visitors all year roundसही उत्तरआपका उत्तर

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सहीसही नहींउत्तर B

सही उत्तर: B

A biosphere reserve is built in zones. The core is strictly protected, a buffer zone around it allows research and controlled use, and an outer transition zone supports settlements and livelihoods.
That design treats the people living in and around the reserve as part of the system rather than as intruders to be excluded.
A national park protects a single area uniformly, and biosphere reserves are usually larger, not smaller — several contain national parks within their cores.

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The zoned design is the whole idea: conservation that depends on local people being able to continue living there tends to outlast conservation that does not.

संकल्पना: Zoning in biosphere reserves
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