A) Hamadryas baboon B) Colobus monkey C) Ethiopian wolf D) Leopard
A) 1975 B) 1980 C) 1990 D) 1969
A) Abyssinian Woodpecker B) Peregrine falcon C) Tawny eagle D) Verreaux's eagle
A) It resulted in water scarcity. B) It caused significant deforestation. C) It was criticized as a case of green colonialism. D) It led to an increase in poaching activities.
A) Arvicanthis abyssinicus B) A possible new species of shrew C) Walia ibex D) Crocidura baileyi
A) 25 B) 21 C) 30 D) 15
A) Reducing financial support for conservation efforts. B) Increasing the number of tourist facilities. C) Working closely with local residents to reduce pressure on park resources. D) Expanding urban development around the park.
A) Abyssinian Woodpecker B) Rüppell's vulture C) Tawny eagle D) Verreaux's eagle
A) Adequate financial support and local cooperation. B) Limiting environmental education programs. C) Reducing the number of endemic species. D) Expanding arable land within the park.
A) 5 B) 20 C) 15 D) 11
A) Menelik's bushbuck B) Gelada baboon C) Hamadryas baboon D) Walia ibex
A) Leopard B) Rock hyrax C) Golden jackal D) Spotted hyena
A) Thick-billed raven B) Abyssinian Woodpecker C) Bearded vulture D) Tawny eagle
A) Increasing tourism without restrictions. B) Decreasing financial support for conservation. C) Reducing the severe stress on wildlife. D) Expanding urban areas within the park.
A) Expanding livestock grazing areas. B) Decreasing environmental education. C) Reducing the number of protected species. D) Local cooperation.
A) Tragelaphus scriptus meneliki B) Canis simensis C) Capra walie D) Theropithecus gelada
A) Walia ibex B) Gelada baboon C) Menelik's bushbuck D) Serval
A) Theropithecus gelada B) Canis simensis C) Capra walie D) Papio anubis
A) Increase urban development within the park. B) Reduce financial support for conservation. C) Review and monitor the management plan. D) Limit local resident involvement.
A) Tawny eagle B) Bearded vulture C) Gyps rueppelli D) Abyssinian Woodpecker
A) Training programs for residents. B) Decreasing financial support for conservation. C) Expanding urban areas within the park. D) Reducing the number of endemic species.
A) Canis simensis B) Capra walie C) Tragelaphus scriptus meneliki D) Theropithecus gelada
A) Mount Guna B) Mount Abuna Yosef C) Mount Choke D) Ras Dashan
A) African elephant B) Lion C) Cheetah D) Walia ibex
A) Pigeon B) Flamingo C) Ostrich D) Bearded vulture (lammergeier)
A) David Attenborough B) Richard Leakey C) Clive Nicol D) Jane Goodall
A) Lowland savannah B) Ericaceous belt or subafroalpine (2700–3700m) C) Montane forest (1900–3000m) D) Afroalpine (3700–5433m)
A) Acacia trees B) Juniper trees C) Mangrove trees D) Baobab trees
A) Grass B) Cactus C) Palm trees D) Lichen
A) Awash River B) Blue Nile C) Mayshasha River D) Omo River
A) 1996 B) 1969 C) 1985 D) 1978
A) Acacia trees B) Mangrove trees C) St. John's wort (Hypericum spp.) Forests D) Baobab trees
A) Debarq Pass B) Gondar Pass C) Addis Ababa Pass D) Buahit Pass
A) 50 kilometres (31 mi) B) 200 kilometres (125 mi) C) 300 kilometres (186 mi) D) 120 kilometres (75 mi)
A) Railway track B) Footpath C) Unpaved road D) Paved highway |