What is the difference between biosphere reserve , national park & wildlife santury

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Biosphere reserves: 
The areas of ecosystem, which are protected by the national governments for the conservation of biodiversity (flora and fauna as well as human communities inhabiting in that region) with its sustainable use, are called biosphere reserves. Conservation of landscapes, ecosystems,
species and genetic variation as well as economic and human development are included in the functions of biosphere reserves. Apart from that, these reserves are used to support research, education and information exchange too.

National Park: 
The protected areas which have one or more ecosystems including natural landscapes and a great natural beauty. The plants, animal species, geomorphological sites and habitants of the region are protected by the government. Also, these areas are used to promote scientific research and education.

Wildlife sanctuary:

Wildlife sanctuaries are the places where the wild animals are protected and provided with all of the required facilities to live comfortably and safely till they die naturally.

Plant sanctuary : 
Areas which are chosen by the government to maintain and improve the functioning of the natural ecosystem to save some endemic species from being instinct.

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1.A Biosphere Reserve protects the tribals including flora and fauna living in that area whereas a National Park and a Wildlife Sanctuary doesn't protects the tribals.

2.A wildlife sanctuary protects only fauna whereas a National Park and a Biosphere Reserve protects both flora and fauna.

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 1.Biophere reserve are large areas of protected land for conservation of wildlife , plant and animal resources and traditional life of the tribals living in the area.

2. Wildlife santuary are the areas where animals are protected from any disturbance to them and to their habitat.

3. National parks are the areas reserved for wildlife where they can freely use the habitat and natural resources.

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