A) Coyotes B) Puffins C) Newfoundland black bears D) Moose
A) Quartzite, slate, and greywacke B) Reddish sandstone and conglomerate C) Marine sedimentary rocks D) Sericite and chlorite schists
A) Dover Fault B) Hermitage Bay Fault C) Love Cove Group D) Trans Canada Highway
A) Dolphins B) Orcas C) Sea turtles D) Humpback whales
A) Pleistocene ice cap B) Volcanic eruption C) Desert winds D) River delta
A) Ospreys B) Red ducks C) Bald eagles D) Puffins
A) Marine mammal B) Reptile C) Wildlife D) Bird
A) Limestone B) Reddish sandstone, conglomerate, and argillite C) Quartzite, slate, and greywacke D) Sericite and chlorite schists
A) Snowshoe hares B) Harp seals C) Red squirrels D) Pine martens
A) Love Cove Group B) Dover Fault C) Avalonia D) Precambrian Musgravetown Group
A) Bald eagles B) Lynxes C) Beavers D) Minks
A) Quartzite and slate B) Sericite and chlorite schists C) Greywacke D) Reddish sandstone and conglomerate
A) Orcas B) Newfoundland caribou C) Dolphins D) Humpback whales
A) Precambrian Connecting Point Group B) Precambrian Musgravetown Group C) Dover Fault D) Love Cove Group
A) Puffins B) Ospreys C) Bald eagles D) Red ducks
A) Remnants of the Appalachian Mountains B) Sand dunes C) Glacial valleys D) Volcanic formations
A) From St. John's to Cape Spear B) From just north of Port Blandford to the vicinity of Glovertown C) From Corner Brook to Stephenville D) From Gander to Deer Lake
A) Coniferous forest B) Eastern Island Boreal Forest C) Tropical rainforest D) Temperate rainforest
A) 1965 B) 1973 C) 1957 D) 1980
A) Terra Nova Visitor Centre B) Malady Head Centre C) Newman Sound Centre D) Salton's Brook
A) Front country camping B) RV camping only C) Backcountry camping D) Glamping
A) Junior Naturalist Program B) Graduate Naturalist Program C) Nature Explorer Workshop D) Kids Day Program
A) Surfing B) Scuba diving C) Sailing D) Snowshoeing
A) Newfoundland and Labrador Day B) Canada Day C) Take a Hike Day D) Oceans Day |