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Buffer zone

A buffer zone, also historically known as a march, is a neutral area that lies between two or more bodies of land; usually, between countries. Depending on the type of buffer zone, it may serve to separate regions or conjoin them. Common types of buffer zones are demilitarized zones, border zones and certain restrictive easement zones and green belts.…

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Buffer zone

Nodes38
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Avg. degree1.95
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related to External links · 23
Buffer zone → All, Archived, Buffer, Buffer Zones, Buffer Zones Patrimoine, Davos, International Expert Meeting, March, May, MB, Nov, November, PDF, PDF/Adobe Acrobat, Retrieved, Sep, Switzerland, The Idioms Dictionary, Theidioms, World Heritage
see also · 11
Buffer zone → Attacks, Civilians, Cyprus, DMZ, European Green BeltLegal, GazaBuffer, KarachiDemilitarized, MarchSeam ZoneShatter, Protected Zones, United Nations Buffer Zone, Zone
related to Providing aesthetic value · 8
Buffer zone → By, Combining, Establishing, In, Some, The, These, Vegetation
related to Conservation · 7
Buffer zone → For, IUCN Protected Area, NATURA, The, UNESCO's World Heritage Convention, VI, World Heritage Convention
related to Riverbank stabilization · 6
Buffer zone → But, Herbaceous, In, The, Through, When
related to Wildlife food and habitat · 6
Buffer zone → Because, Martes, Myotis, Plants, Riparian, The
related to Water quality improvement · 5
Buffer zone → Although, Because, The, Vegetation, When

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buffer zone zones water heritage world conservation also value area protection areas may aesthetic protected surface vegetation plants soil animals

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Myotisinstance ofsmall animals0.80text
Martes prefer to live along riverbanks rather than in hilly areasinstance ofsmall animals0.80text
Buffer zonerelated to ConservationFor0.60section
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Buffer zonerelated to ConservationVI0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to ConservationIUCN Protected Area0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to ConservationNATURA0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to ConservationUNESCO's World Heritage Convention0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to ConservationWorld Heritage Convention0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to External linksTheidioms0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to External linksThe Idioms Dictionary0.60section
Buffer zonerelated to External linksNovember0.60section

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