Biosphere reserves differ from national parks and wildlife sanctuaries because in the former
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Biosphere reserves aim at conservation, research, and sustainable use of natural resources.
Unlike national parks or wildlife sanctuaries where human activity is strictly limited, biosphere reserves include human communities who live sustainably within the buffer and transition zones.
They focus on ecosystem-level conservation, not just individual plants or animals.
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