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What is the main purpose of a 'Buffer Zone' in a National Park?
ATo allow mining
BTo provide a transition zone between the core area and human settlements
CTo build factories
DTo keep tourists away
✓ Correct Answer: B — To provide a transition zone between the core area and human settlements
Buffer zones are peripheral areas of a protected area where limited human activity is allowed to reduce conflict with wildlife.
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