In a Biosphere Reserve, the area where no human activity is allowed is known as the:
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Correct answer: Inner core zone
The core zone is a strictly protected area that contributes to the conservation of landscapes, ecosystems, and species. It serves as a baseline for monitoring the natural state of the environment.
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