A) International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) B) Convention on Biological Diversity C) United Nations D) World Wildlife Fund
A) To classify protected areas for conservation and biodiversity management B) To promote tourism in natural areas C) To regulate international trade D) To develop urban infrastructure
A) Category Ia B) Category II C) Category III D) Category Ib
A) It permits extensive tourism activities. B) It encourages industrial development. C) It allows only light human use for scientific study, environmental monitoring, and education. D) It supports large-scale agriculture.
A) If it is used for commercial logging. B) If it becomes a popular tourist destination. C) If perpetual intervention is required to maintain its guidelines due to external influences like climate change and pollution. D) If it supports urban development.
A) It is generally larger and protected in a slightly less stringent manner. B) It allows unlimited human visitation. C) It supports industrial activities. D) It has modern infrastructure.
A) Human activity at the level of sustaining indigenous groups and their cultural and spiritual values. B) Large-scale commercial development. C) Extensive agricultural practices. D) High-density urbanization.
A) They have extensive road networks. B) They support industrial complexes. C) They include large shopping centers. D) They are devoid of modern infrastructure.
A) By supporting industrial pollution. B) By promoting deforestation for agriculture. C) By allowing biodiversity and ecosystem processes to flourish or be restored. D) By encouraging urban sprawl.
A) They are only recognized locally within each country. B) They are solely used for academic purposes. C) They are recognized by national governments and international bodies like the United Nations. D) They are unrecognized by any international organizations.
A) Protecting functioning ecosystems B) Facilitating urban expansion C) Promoting industrial development D) Encouraging agricultural activities
A) Creation of artificial habitats. B) Prevention of poaching. C) Supplementary feeding practices. D) Halting natural succession. |