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In which of the following categories of protected area, humans have minimal traditional rights?
In which of the following categories of protected area, humans have minimal traditional rights?
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The correct option is A National Parks
Biosphere Reserves
In the buffer and transition zones of biosphere reserves, some human activities like agriculture are permitted.
National Parks
In National parks, humans have minimal traditional rights, or no human activity is allowed. National parks are highly protected areas in which human activities like poaching, hunting, destruction of habitat are highly restricted in all regions and are a punishable offence.
Wildlife Sanctuaries
In wildlife sanctuaries, some human activities are allowed like organic farming, collecting honey and fruits, extracting timber, etc. Human activities must not interfere with the well-being of the animals.
Wetlands under Ramsar Convention
Activities like cropping, aquaculture, irrigation, salt production, etc are allowed in Wetlands under the Ramsar Convention.
Biosphere Reserves
In the buffer and transition zones of biosphere reserves, some human activities like agriculture are permitted.
National Parks
In National parks, humans have minimal traditional rights, or no human activity is allowed. National parks are highly protected areas in which human activities like poaching, hunting, destruction of habitat are highly restricted in all regions and are a punishable offence.
Wildlife Sanctuaries
In wildlife sanctuaries, some human activities are allowed like organic farming, collecting honey and fruits, extracting timber, etc. Human activities must not interfere with the well-being of the animals.
Wetlands under Ramsar Convention
Activities like cropping, aquaculture, irrigation, salt production, etc are allowed in Wetlands under the Ramsar Convention.
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