A) In western Tunisia, near Gafsa B) On the eastern coast of Tunisia, near Sfax C) In southern Tunisia, near Tunis D) In northern Tunisia, near Bizerte
A) Being a stopping-over point for migrating birds B) Being a major fishing spot for local communities C) Serving as a tourist destination for beachgoers D) Hosting international water sports competitions
A) Parrots, toucans, pelicans, and herons B) Crows, sparrows, pigeons, and seagulls C) Ducks, geese, storks, and pink flamingoes D) Penguins, ostriches, eagles, and swans
A) Deforestation around the wetlands B) Introduction of invasive fish species C) Dam construction on feeder rivers D) Oil spills in the lake
A) 1996 B) 2010 C) 2006 D) 1980
A) Natural Wonder of the World B) World Heritage in Danger C) Cultural Heritage Site D) Protected Wetland Area
A) Ministry of Environment B) Ministry of Tourism C) Ministry of Agriculture D) Ministry of Culture
A) Teucrium_schoenenbergeri Nabli B) Olea europaea C) Phoenix dactylifera D) Acacia raddiana
A) Air pollution from nearby cities B) Noise pollution from tourism C) Increased salinity due to reduced freshwater inflow D) Overfishing in the lake
A) Introduced salt-tolerant fish species B) Drained parts of the lake C) Undertook steps to retain freshwater and reduce salinity D) Constructed additional dams
A) 2006 B) 2015 C) 2010 D) 1996 |