The region of the biosphere reserve which is legally protected and where no human activity is allowed is known as
Correct answer: D. Core zone
- A. Buffer zone
- B. Transition zone
- C. Restoration zone
- D. Core zone
Explanation
The core zone or Natural zone area of a biosphere reserve is an undisturbed and legally protected ecosystem. No human activity is allowed in this zone. Little human activity is allowed in the buffer zone whereas in the transition zone, an active cooperation is present between reserve management and local people for activities like settlements, cropping, etc. A restoration region is a degraded area that is selected for restoration to near natural form.
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