One way to protect biodiversity is to set aside more wilderness land. humans are not allowed in these areas. true or false

Yes, this is true.

This is so because human activity typically reduces biodiversity: humans often cultivate the land and introduce their own species, focusing on fewer species that are useful to humans. Therefore, for example instead of 300 species, only 2-3 species of cattle can live on land that is "claimed" by humans. Therefore forbidding the entrance of humans protects the biodiversity

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