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A biosphere reserve is a conservation area designated for wildlife and incorporates multiple uses. It is divided into three distinct zones.

1. Core zone – free from any human activity.
2. Buffer zone – permits restricted human involvement.
3. Transition zone – supports human habitation, farming, and grazing.
4. All of the above.

Correct answer: All of the above.

Solution

The biosphere reserve is divided into three zones: the core zone (strictly protected with no human interference), the buffer zone (limited human activity like research and education), and the transition zone (allows sustainable human activities). Thus, all statements are correct.

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