A) Ghana B) Nigeria C) Mali D) Burkina Faso
A) Parc national de la Volta Noire B) forêts classées des Deux Balés ('the Deux Balés Classified Forests') C) Deux Balés Wildlife Reserve D) Réserve naturelle des Deux Balés
A) 1967 B) 1937 C) 1989 D) 2001
A) 300-400 meters B) 400-500 meters C) 235-310 meters D) 100-200 meters
A) Blue Volta River B) Red Volta River C) Black Volta River D) White Volta River
A) flat sedimentary plain B) rolling limestone plain C) steep volcanic plain D) undulating granitic plain
A) Isoberlinia doka B) Eucalyptus globulus C) Pinus sylvestris D) Sequoia sempervirens
A) elephant B) buffalo C) lion D) hippopotamus
A) increasing tourism to fund conservation efforts B) establishing more national parks C) relocating antelopes to safer regions D) developing rational wildlife utilization schemes in areas such as Deux Balés
A) over 700 B) less than 50 C) roughly 400 D) about 100
A) agricultural and mining activities B) logging operations C) tourism development D) fishing practices
A) 610 square kilometers B) 200 square kilometers C) 1000 square kilometers D) 800 square kilometers
A) rainforest B) coniferous forest C) gallery forest D) deciduous forest
A) natural predators B) disease outbreaks C) poaching by the 'Service de l'Elevage' D) forest fires |