Why would the level of access that humans might have to the national park be considered a conflict in park
management?
A) Human activities cannot be allowed in parks.
B) Human activities affect the ability of the park to regulate climate.
C) Human activities can disrupt natural biological processes within the park.
D) Human activities widen the park boundaries.
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