Which of the following is considered best practice when designing protected areas? Which of the following is considered best practice when designing protected areas? It is best that the protected area is round in shape. It is best that uniform habitat is protected. It is best that protected areas are isolated. It is best that humans are excluded from protected areas.

This is the text interpreted question.Which of the two benefits listed are both a "cultural service" as well as an "existence value"?  Drag the two answers to the boxes.  Order does not matter. words to match: aesthetic appreciation for the forest, hiking in the forest on a trail, harvesting timber from the forest, feeling of security about the forest, water from a stream in the forest, fishing in a stream with the forestIf you do not understand the text interpreted version, look at the image below.

To work in environmental science, it is most critical to understand and use principles of even though knowledge of other fields is useful. economics political science sociology ecology O psychology

What are the benefits of multi-management protected areas as compared with strictly protected areas? Select all that apply.     They are more likely to benefit local people and thus earn local support   They can contain many of their original species   They often integrate a larger network of surrounding protected areas   There is usually no conflict about the sustainable use of resources in these areas   They are easier to manage because the local communities are integrated in the management process   They are often much larger than other types of protected areas