A) Malpeque Barrier Isles B) Cascumpec Bay Islands C) Hog Island Sandhills D) Prince Edward Coastal Reserve
A) December 3, 1996 B) July 4, 2024 C) April 16, 2024 D) August 14, 2019
A) 50 km2 (19 sq mi) B) 30 km2 (12 sq mi) C) 100 km2 (39 sq mi) D) 75 km2 (29 sq mi)
A) Stratford and Georgetown Bays B) Charlottetown and Summerside Bays C) Cascumpec and Malpeque Bays D) Montague and Souris Bays
A) Pituamkek ("at the long sand dune") B) Lennox Island C) Cascumpec Hills D) Malpeque Sands
A) Sedimentary Plateau B) Iron Rock, an igneous rock formation C) Limestone Caverns D) Granite Peak
A) Gray wolf and bald eagle B) Eastern cottontail and red fox C) Moose and lynx D) Piping plover and little brown bat
A) Hog Island B) Conway Sand Hills C) Bird Island D) Courtin Islands
A) Canadian Wildlife Federation B) Prince Edward Island Parks Department C) Parks Canada D) Nature Conservancy of Canada and the Island Nature Trust
A) To assess wildlife populations B) To map new hiking trails C) To evaluate tourism potential D) To identify sites of archaeological interest
A) Lennox Island B) Malpeque Sands C) Pitawelkek ("where tea is made") D) Cascumpec Bay
A) CA$50 million over ten years B) CA$71.9 million over twelve years C) CA$85 million over eight years D) CA$100 million over five years
A) A tourism development plan B) A land purchase contract C) An environmental protection treaty D) A co-management agreement between the Mi'kmaq of Prince Edward Island and Parks Canada |