Korup National Park - Quiz
A) Caesalpinioideae B) Mimosoideae C) Faboideae D) Papilionoideae
A) Annonaceae B) Asteraceae C) Fabaceae D) Euphorbiaceae
A) Conservation advocacy and participatory forest management B) Commercial logging C) Tourism development D) Agricultural expansion
A) Douala B) Mundemba C) Buea D) Yaounde
A) 100 B) 250 C) 200 D) 161
A) Up to 70 meters tall B) Up to 50 meters tall C) Up to 30 meters tall D) Up to 40 meters tall
A) September to November B) June to August C) March to May D) December to February
A) 30% B) 20% C) 50% D) 40%
A) 25 B) 33 C) 30 D) 40
A) Boosting conservation activities B) Promoting tourism C) Supporting agricultural projects D) Facilitating commercial development
A) Epiphytic layer B) Understory layer C) Canopy layer D) Herbaceous layer
A) Stream nearby the campsite B) Rainwater collection C) River upstream D) Bottled water supply
A) Acanthaceae B) Orchidaceae C) Commelinaceae D) Araceae
A) Flowering and fruiting B) Migration patterns C) Predation rates D) Decomposition rates
A) 14 B) 20 C) 10 D) 18
A) BirdLife International B) CI C) WWF-CPO D) FFI
A) Sahara Desert B) Amazon Rainforest C) Cross River-Mayombe Refugium D) Congo Basin Forest
A) A membership card of an NGO B) A special permit from the government C) An invitation from a park ranger D) A local guide
A) Rubiaceae B) Cactaceae C) Euphorbiaceae D) Fabaceae
A) Urban development B) Conversion into palm plantations C) Logging operations D) Mining activities
A) Yaoundé Division B) Ndian Division of Southwest Province C) Adamaoua Region D) Littoral Province
A) 50 B) 15 C) 27 D) 100
A) Reduction of wildlife populations B) Development of mining operations C) Encouragement of large-scale farming D) Support for low environmental impact tourism
A) Three B) One C) Four D) Two
A) 10,000 mm B) 5,272 mm C) 3,000 mm D) 7,500 mm
A) Mt. Fako B) Mt. Cameroon C) Mt. Yuhan (1,079 m) D) Mt. Elgon
A) High mountain peaks B) Extensive plains C) Deep valleys D) Low rolling hills with gentle slopes
A) Two B) Four C) Five D) Three
A) 10 persons/km2 B) Approximately 2 persons/km2 C) 5 persons/km2 D) 20 persons/km2
A) Approximately 900 people B) 1,500 people C) 3,000 people D) 500 people
A) Ikondokondo B) Ikenge C) Esukutan D) Erat
A) 2000 km² B) 1260 km² C) 750 km² D) 500 km²
A) October 1937 B) 2003 C) 1971 D) 1986
A) Red-eared guenon B) Preuss's red colobus C) Drill D) Nigeria chimpanzee
A) German Development Service (DED) B) Korup Project C) The British Government through the ODA D) WWF-Cameroon
A) Tourism infrastructure outside the park B) Urban development in Cameroon C) The newly established park D) Industrial logging operations
A) Ejagham forest reserve B) Rumpi Hills forest reserve C) Douala-Edéa reserve D) Nta Ali forest reserve
A) Cameroon Government B) German Development Service (DED) C) WWF-Cameroon D) Korup Project
A) Birdwatching destination B) Mountain climbing C) Skiing D) Desert safaris
A) 1937 B) 1986 C) 1971 D) 2003
A) 1984 B) 1986 C) 1989 D) 1990
A) Charles, Prince of Wales B) Dr Steve Gartlan C) Christopher Lambert D) Andie MacDowell
A) Wildlife observation towers B) Research laboratories C) Mana Bridge D) Tourist lodges |
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