Land Use & Zoning
What is the purpose of a conservation district in Hawaii's land classification system?
AA. To allow maximum residential development in scenic areas
BB. To protect watersheds, forests, scenic resources, and natural areas from development✓ Correct
CC. To designate areas for commercial fishing operations
DD. To create industrial buffer zones around cities
Explanation
Conservation districts protect Hawaii's natural resources including watersheds, native forests, wildlife habitat, scenic resources, and natural areas from inappropriate development.
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