A national park in Bolivia was designed with three distinct areas.Area A is a large central area designated "no extraction"; no resources of any kind can be removed from it.Area B is a large surrounding area populated by indigenous peoples and designated to allow them to continue to farm and hunt there.Outside both areas, area C is zoned for "extractive" uses (for example, livestock raising and a gas pipeline).What terms would best describe areas A and B, respectively?
A) A = Buffer zone, B = Protected area
B) A = Protected area, B = Buffer zone
C) A = Coupled human-natural system, B = Buffer zone
D) A = Habitat corridor, B = Protected area
E) A = Protected area, B = Habitat corridor

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Area A, which is designated "no extraction," is a protected area where no resources can be removed, making it a true protected zone. Area B is designated for indigenous peoples to continue their traditional practices, so it is considered a buffer zone between the protected area and the extractive-use zone. Therefore, the best terms to describe the two areas are A = Protected area and B = Buffer zone.

A National Park in Bolivia Was Designed with Three Distinct