A) 1993 B) 1989 C) 2010 D) 2000
A) Bill Gates and Melinda Gates B) David Attenborough and Jane Goodall C) Leonardo DiCaprio and Gisele Bündchen D) Sting and his wife Trudie Styler
A) Tebtebba Foundation B) Mahuika of New Zealand C) Chico Mendes of Brazil D) Chief Raoni of the Kayapo people
A) 10,000 B) 5,000 C) 17,000 D) 25,000
A) Tumucumaque Mountains B) Jaguar Conservation Area C) Amazon Rainforest Reserve D) Xingu National Park
A) 15 B) 25 C) 20 D) 30
A) Antarctica and Arctic B) Asia and Europe C) Africa and South America D) North America and Australia
A) Empowering indigenous peoples and forest dwellers B) Building urban infrastructure C) Promoting industrial logging D) Encouraging agricultural expansion
A) Urban development planning B) Industrial mining exploration C) Commercial farming D) Community-led mapping
A) School curriculums B) Local business policies C) Private company regulations D) National and international laws
A) Individual entrepreneurship B) Short-term financial investments C) Building long-term partnerships with local and national organizations D) Corporate sponsorships
A) Commercial trading rights B) Land rights C) Housing development rights D) Internet access rights
A) 5 B) 12 C) 8 D) 10
A) Congo Basin, Democratic Republic of Congo B) Amazon Basin, Brazil C) Ene River valley, central Peruvian Amazon D) Western Ghats, India
A) Low-cost, transferrable technologies B) Manual surveying techniques C) Drone surveillance D) High-end satellite imaging
A) Participate in deforestation activities. B) Engage in large-scale industrial farming. C) Generate sustainable incomes through environmentally friendly cacao production. D) Receive financial aid without any work requirements.
A) Tourist activities in forests B) Illegal deforestation C) Wildlife migration patterns D) Legal logging activities
A) Large-scale palm oil development B) Wind turbine installations C) Solar energy farms D) Hydroelectric dams
A) 70% B) 95% C) 80% D) 50%
A) Greenpeace B) WWF C) Ethical Consumer D) Friends of the Earth
A) Real estate investments B) Government subsidies C) Foundation grants D) Corporate sponsorships
A) Amazon Basin B) Australian Outback C) Sahara Desert D) Congo Basin region
A) Healthcare policies B) Protected area policies C) Education policies D) Taxation policies
A) NASA, ESA, JAXA B) UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO C) FBI, CIA, MI6 D) USAID, Norad, UKAID, AFD
A) A wildlife conservation plan B) A report on deforestation rates C) A renewable energy strategy D) 'Palm oil guide' for British consumers
A) Moratorium on new logging concessions B) Moratorium on agricultural expansion C) Moratorium on mining activities D) Moratorium on palm oil production
A) 2015 B) 2018 C) 2017 D) 2016
A) World Wildlife Fund B) Client Earth C) Oxfam D) Save the Children
A) Amnesty International Cameroon B) Greenpeace Cameroon C) AJESH (Ajemalibu Self Help) D) World Vision Cameroon
A) Friends of the Earth DRC B) World Wildlife Fund DRC C) Greenpeace DRC D) APEM (Actions pour la Promotion et Protection des Peuples et Espèces Menacés)
A) Brainforest B) Greenpeace Gabon C) WWF Gabon D) Oxfam Gabon
A) Newsletter B) Magazine C) Journal D) Blog post
A) CAD (Centre d’Actions pour le Développement) B) Greenpeace Congo C) World Wildlife Fund Congo D) Oxfam Congo
A) AIDESEP (Asociación Interétnica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana) B) Greenpeace Peru C) World Wildlife Fund Peru D) Oxfam Peru
A) Oxfam CAR B) World Wildlife Fund CAR C) CAD D) Greenpeace CAR
A) Oxfam DRC B) GASHE (Groupe d’action pour sauver l’homme et son environnement) C) World Wildlife Fund DRC D) Greenpeace DRC
A) Tesla B) Apple C) Amazon D) Ecotricity |