A) 1975 B) 1994 C) 2005 D) 2007
A) Local fishermen cutting trees on the island. B) Tourist activities on the island. C) Natural disasters like earthquakes. D) Introduction of invasive species.
A) 425 B) 35 C) 60,000 D) Over 400
A) Friends of Maziwe Turtle Conservation Program B) Tanzania Marine Parks and Reserves Unit C) Ushongo/Pangani community D) Dorobo Fund
A) Tectopontonia maziwiae B) Green Sea Shrimp C) Maziwe Shrimpus D) East African Shrimp
A) Introduce new species of fish. B) Capture and release baby turtles into the ocean. C) Protect coral reefs from erosion. D) Relocate turtle nests from inundated beaches to a protected area.
A) Hawksbill turtles B) Green sea turtles C) Loggerhead turtles D) Leatherback turtles
A) 425 B) 35 C) 400 D) 60,000
A) Promoting tourism in Tanga. B) Helping coastal regions understand and apply ICAM fundamentals. C) Introducing new fish species. D) Building infrastructure on Maziwe Island.
A) 425 B) 35 C) More than 330 D) 60,000
A) Reducing sea level rise. B) Boosting fisheries in the greater area. C) Introducing new plant species. D) Increasing tourism revenue.
A) Predation by local birds. B) Pollution from nearby factories. C) Inundation at high-tide leading to egg mortality. D) Overfishing in the surrounding waters.
A) Maziwe Kisiwa Bahari B) Bahari ya Maziwe C) Kisiwa Hifadhi Akiba Bahari cha Maziwe D) Hifadhi Bahari cha Maziwe
A) Ushongo village community B) Tanga Coastal Zone community C) Pangani community D) Dorobo Fund community
A) 425 B) Over 60,000 C) 35 D) More than 330 |