Lobéké National Park - Exam
  • 1. In which year was Lobéké National Park established?
A) 1991
B) 2005
C) 2012
D) October 1999
  • 2. Which international organization recommended the protection of the Lobéké area in 1991?
A) GTZ
B) UNESCO
C) WCS
D) WWF
  • 3. What is the total area covered by Lobéké National Park?
A) Approximately 4,000 square kilometres (1,544 sq mi)
B) Approximately 3,000 square kilometres (1,158 sq mi)
C) Approximately 2,178 square kilometres (841 sq mi)
D) Approximately 1,500 square kilometres (579 sq mi)
  • 4. Which of the following countries does Lobéké National Park border?
A) Chad and Gabon
B) Central African Republic and the Republic of the Congo
C) Nigeria and Chad
D) Gabon and Equatorial Guinea
  • 5. What designation did the Sangha Trinational receive in 2012?
A) Biosphere Reserve
B) Man and Biosphere Programme
C) Ramsar Wetland of International Importance
D) UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • 6. Which organization oversees the Sangha Trinational?
A) Central African Forest Commission (COMIFAC)
B) World Wildlife Fund
C) German Cooperation of Technical Collaboration (GTZ)
D) Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
  • 7. What type of forest is Lobéké National Park known for?
A) Amazon Rainforest
B) Savanna Forest
C) Mediterranean Forest
D) Congo Basin rainforest
  • 8. Which animal has one of the highest densities in Lobéké National Park?
A) Indian rhinoceros
B) Mountain gorillas
C) African forest elephants
D) Asian elephants
  • 9. What are the mineral-rich forest clearings in Lobéké National Park called?
A) Lakes
B) Bais
C) Swamps
D) Ponds
  • 10. Which ethnic groups reside near Lobéké National Park?
A) Maasai, Zulu, and San
B) Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa
C) Amhara, Oromo, and Tigray
D) Baka, Bantu, and Bangando
  • 11. What is the altitude range of Lobéké National Park?
A) 400 m to 900 m above sea level
B) 100 m to 500 m above sea level
C) 200 m to 800 m above sea level
D) 300 m to 750 m above sea level
  • 12. What is the average annual rainfall in Lobéké National Park?
A) 1200 mm
B) 1000 mm
C) 1600 mm
D) 1400 mm
  • 13. Which of these animals can be found in Lobéké National Park?
A) Cheetahs
B) Lions
C) Tigers
D) Leopards
  • 14. What was the historical significance of the Moloundou area during the colonial period?
A) Principal rubber-producing region
B) Major gold mining site
C) Center for coffee production
D) Key agricultural hub for maize
  • 15. Which of these parks is part of the Sangha Trinational?
A) Kruger National Park
B) Dzanga-Ndoki National Park
C) Serengeti National Park
D) Virunga National Park
  • 16. What is the name of the agreement signed in 1999 for tri-national park cooperation?
A) Brazzaville Treaty
B) Yaoundé Declaration
C) Bangui Accord
D) Kinshasa Agreement
  • 17. Which organization provided funding and oversight for the Sangha Trinational?
A) International Union for Conservation of Nature
B) United Nations Environment Programme
C) Greenpeace
D) World Wildlife Fund
  • 18. What type of terrain features are found within Lobéké National Park?
A) Volcanic plains
B) Natural savannas characterized as saline swamps
C) Mountain ranges
D) Desert dunes
  • 19. Which of these species is not mentioned as residing in Lobéké National Park?
A) Gorillas
B) Chimpanzees
C) Leopards
D) Elephants
  • 20. Which organization does not collaborate in managing Lobéké National Park?
A) Greenpeace
B) Central African Forest Commission (COMIFAC)
C) World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
D) Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
  • 21. In which year was the Sangha Trinational conservation initiative formed?
A) 2005
B) 2000
C) 2010
D) 1999
  • 22. What is one of the main threats to Lobéké National Park?
A) Tourism
B) Desertification
C) Volcanic activity
D) Elephant poaching
  • 23. When was the Sangha Trinational landscape inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
A) 2012
B) 2015
C) 2010
D) 2008
  • 24. Which of these activities is not part of the park's management?
A) Anti-poaching patrols
B) Wildlife monitoring
C) Ecological research
D) Fishing regulation
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