What is the significant difference between a park and a nature reserve? A) A park is for people; a nature reserve is for resource conservation.

B) A park is for animals; a nature reserve is for natural-landmark conservation.

C) A park is found in a city; a nature reserve is created on undeveloped land.

D) A park is considered an ecological island; a nature reserve cannot be considered an ecological island.

E) A park is managed by private organizations; a nature reserve is managed by the government.

B) A park is for animals; a nature reserve is for natural-landmark conservation.

Explanation:

For the most part, parks have a few different types of ornamental grasses, shrubs and trees. Nature preserves on the other hand are filled with different kinds of birds, bugs and plants! For example, Shuffletown Prairie is home to more than 120 different plant species alone!

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