A) Near the Gambia River in The Gambia B) In southern Biffeche, south west of St-Louis C) On the southeast bank of the Senegal River in Senegal D) On the northwest coast of Senegal
A) Excessive tourism B) The invasive giant salvinia plant C) Overfishing in the Senegal River D) Deforestation for agriculture
A) Parrots and toucans B) Pelicans and flamingos C) Penguins and seagulls D) Eagles and hawks
A) Because of illegal poaching activities B) As a result of industrial pollution C) Due to the introduction of the invasive giant salvinia plant D) Owing to severe drought conditions
A) 2006 B) 1999 C) 1984 D) 2010
A) It increased the water flow significantly B) It led to an increase in fish population C) It had no significant impact D) It caused a lowering of the water level, desalinization, and silting.
A) Decrease in water salinity levels B) Increased bird migration C) Proliferation of typhas and Phragmites D) Reduction in crocodile populations
A) 5,000 hectares B) 10,000 hectares C) 16,000 hectares D) 20,000 hectares
A) 100 bird species B) 250 bird species C) 500 bird species D) 395 bird species
A) The world's smallest ornithological reserve B) The world's 3rd largest ornithological reserve C) Not among the top ten largest ornithological reserves D) The world's largest ornithological reserve
A) Giraffes and zebras B) Elephants and lions C) Kangaroos and koalas D) Large populations of crocodiles and manatees
A) A monitoring program for avian flu B) An invasive species eradication program C) A tourism management program D) A water pollution control program |