Environment & Ecology · Protected Areas Framework
Under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, how do National Parks generally differ from Wildlife Sanctuaries regarding human activity and rights?
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- 1National Parks allow human settlements and resource collection while sanctuaries do not
- 2Wildlife Sanctuaries have stricter legal protection than National Parks
- 3National Parks allow unrestricted private land ownership and commercial forestry
- 4National Parks have well-defined fixed boundaries and enjoy a higher level of protection with no livestock grazing allowed✓
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National Parks have well-defined fixed boundaries and enjoy a higher level of protection with no livestock grazing allowed
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