The primary purpose of conservation zones in protected areas is to safeguard biodiversity and ensure the sustainable management of natural resources. These zones delineate areas for varying levels of protection, allowing for conservation efforts to coexist with human activities, such as recreation and resource extraction. Establishing conservation zones helps maintain ecological integrity, supports habitat preservation, and promotes species recovery by regulating use and mitigating human impacts. Moreover, these zones contribute to ecosystem services, enhance resilience to environmental changes, and provide opportunities for research and education about conservation efforts.