When Designing a Reserve Area, There Should Be a Limit

question 9

Multiple Choice

When designing a reserve area, there should be a limit to

• A) the number of species included so it does not become overcrowded.
• B) how large the area is so that it can be patrolled and monitored.
• C) how small the area is so that edge effects will be minimized.
• D) how close the area is to a national park so that wildlife will not be tempted to move from one area to the other.
• E) the number of conservation corridors that connect to it.

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