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A) Greenpeace B) Ministry of Forestry Economy and the Environment (MFEE) C) World Wildlife Fund D) United Nations Environmental Programme
A) Drones for aerial surveillance B) GPS tracking devices C) Infrared cameras D) Detectors to catch criminals
A) Tourism operators B) Volunteer groups C) International conservationists D) The local community of the Ba’Aka
A) Logging B) Fishing C) Poaching D) Mining
A) Conduct wildlife research B) Prevent illegal human activities like poaching C) Manage park facilities D) Organize eco-tours
A) Collaboration with international agencies B) The use of detectors to catch criminals C) Increased funding from NGOs D) Advanced training programs
A) Develop infrastructure within the park B) Ensure no illegal human activities take place in the park C) Conduct biodiversity assessments D) Promote tourism in the park
A) By organizing educational workshops B) By participating in international conferences C) By providing their local knowledge base inputs D) Through fundraising activities
A) Conducting scientific research B) Developing new trails for tourists C) Enhancing visitor experience D) Preventing illegal activities such as poaching
A) Use of satellite imagery for monitoring B) Deployment of armed security personnel C) Introduction of detectors to catch criminals D) Installation of physical barriers around the park
A) African Pygmy legend B) World Wildlife Fund for Nature C) BirdLife International D) National Geographic Society
A) Blue duikers B) Forest elephants C) Leopards D) Mountain gorillas
A) Twelve B) Nine C) Fifteen D) Five
A) Important Bird Area (IBA) B) Avian Conservation Zone C) World Heritage Site for Birds D) Bird Sanctuary
A) A mythical bird species found in the park. B) A legendary primate with a long tail. C) A type of forest elephant known for its large size. D) A Congo-based long-necked reptile that killed elephants with its huge frontal horn.
A) 1989 B) 2001 C) 2013 D) 1993
A) Government-only management B) Public-Private Partnership (PPP) C) Non-profit organization management D) International coalition management
A) 300 B) 200 C) 100 D) 500
A) 50 km2 B) 150 km2 C) 200 km2 D) 100 km2 (39 sq mi)
A) Mahoganies B) Oak trees C) Maple trees D) Pine trees
A) 11,331 km2 (4,375 sq mi) B) 15,000 km2 C) 5,000 km2 D) 8,500 km2
A) 2012 B) 2018 C) 1999 D) 2005
A) 10 B) 100 C) 24 D) 50
A) Gilbertiodendron dewevrei B) Oak C) Mahogany D) Pine
A) 125 cm B) 200 cm C) 50 cm D) 300 cm
A) Rodents B) Gorillas C) Pandas D) Duikers
A) Upland region forests B) Mixed forests C) Desert forests D) Swamp forests
A) Mahoganies B) Cacti C) Mixed forests D) Swamp forests
A) Hunting zones B) Sacred sites C) Water bodies D) Cleared areas |