A) Human habitation increased significantly. B) There was no significant change in human habitation. C) Human habitation decreased more than 10 times. D) Human habitation remained stable.
A) Local municipalities. B) Estonian Fund for Nature. C) Tipu Nature School. D) Mardu Studio.
A) Building wooden houses. B) Weaving traditional Estonian textiles. C) Making dugout canoes (Estonian haabjas). D) Pottery making.
A) They help reveal the area's past and provide knowledge on traditional landscape usage. B) They are used for naming new species discovered in the park. C) They serve as a guide for modern construction projects. D) They have no significant role in conservation.
A) Tipu Nature School. B) Mardu Studio. C) Estonian Fund for Nature. D) Local municipalities.
A) Monitoring wildlife populations. B) Bringing back life to one of the few farms left and studying local intangible heritage. C) Organizing conservation holidays. D) Developing tourism infrastructure.
A) The decrease in human inhabitants. B) Natural disasters. C) Climate change. D) Government policies.
A) To provide weather updates for the park. B) To preserve cultural heritage gathered over the years. C) To promote tourism in Soomaa National Park. D) To sell local crafts.
A) Climate change. B) Government funding. C) A new surge of interest. D) Technological advancements.
A) Soomaa National Park B) Swamp forests C) Alluvial meadows D) Kuresoo Bog
A) Sedum telephium B) Gladiolus imbricatus C) Iris sibirica D) European robin
A) Deciduous forests B) Coniferous forests C) Swamp forests (carrs) D) Alluvial forests
A) Golden eagle B) Eurasian whimbrel C) European golden plover D) Merlin
A) Spring migration B) Autumn migration C) Winter D) Summer
A) 50-100 pairs B) 200-300 pairs C) Over 500 pairs D) 10-20 pairs
A) Estonian Nature Reserve B) PAN Parks certification C) UNESCO World Heritage Site D) National Park of the Year
A) 1997 B) 1989 C) 1993 D) 2004
A) Deserts B) Mountains C) Large raised bogs D) Coral reefs
A) Võhandu River basin B) Emajõgi River basin C) Narva River basin D) Pärnu River basin
A) 12 metres B) 8 metres C) 100 metres D) 50 kilometres
A) Highest mountain range B) Smallest river system C) Largest regularly flooded area D) Deepest lakes
A) Important Bird Area B) Ramsar site C) Natura 2000 area D) World Heritage Site
A) 1997 B) 2004 C) 2010 D) 1989
A) 390 km2 B) 500 km2 C) 250 km2 D) 100 km2
A) 1989 B) 2010 C) 2005 D) 1998
A) Kuresoo hiking trail B) Meiekose hiking trail C) Riisa hiking trail D) Oksa track
A) Paragliding B) Canoeing C) Scuba diving D) Rock climbing
A) Summer B) Spring C) Autumn D) Winter
A) Hot springs B) Watch tower C) Caves D) Waterfalls
A) Meiekose hiking trail B) Tõramaa hiking trail C) Beaver trail D) Tipu study trail
A) 3 hours B) 45 minutes C) 1.5 hours D) 2 days |