A) Democratic Republic of the Congo B) Cameroon C) Gabon D) Central African Republic
A) Congo Basin ecoregion B) Guinean Forests of West Africa C) Chad Basin D) Sangha ecoregion
A) 600–800 m B) 100–300 m C) 350–650 m D) 700–900 m
A) Nyong River B) Dja River C) Mbam River D) Sanaga River
A) Yokadouma Cascade B) Nki falls C) Moloundou Waterfall D) Dja Falls
A) Ngoyla in Haut Nyong B) East province C) Haut Nyong and Boumba et Ngoko Division D) Moloundou in Boumba et Ngoko Division
A) Bertoua B) Yaoundé C) Douala D) Yokadouma, Moloundou and Lomie
A) Eighty-five B) Sixty C) Fifty D) Seventy-three
A) Moloundou Bai B) Yokadouma Bai C) Ikwa Bai D) Dzanga Sangha Bai
A) Chimpanzees B) Buffaloes C) Gorillas D) Elephants
A) 25˚C B) 24˚C C) 26˚C D) 23.1˚C
A) 50 and 80% B) 60 and 90% C) 70 and 95% D) 55 and 85%
A) 1800 mm B) 1500 mm C) 1200 mm D) 2000 mm
A) September to November and March to June B) January to April and September to December C) May to August and October to January D) November to March and July to August
A) 2,500 km2 B) 4,000 km2 C) 3,500 km2 D) 3,093 km2 (1,194 sq mi)
A) 2˚05 to 2˚50 N B) 1˚00 to 3˚00 N C) 3˚00 to 4˚00 N D) 0˚00 to 2˚00 N
A) 11˚00 to 17˚00 E B) 14˚05 to 14˚50 E C) 13˚00 to 15˚00 E D) 12˚00 to 16˚00 E
A) Northwest Province B) East Province C) Littoral Province D) Southwest Province
A) Greenpeace B) Conservation International C) World Wildlife Fund (WWF) D) United Nations Environment Programme
A) Poaching B) Urbanization C) Deforestation D) Logging
A) Moloundou B) Yokadouma C) Lomie D) Ndongo
A) 1997 B) 2005 C) 1988 D) 2010
A) Essential Protection Zone B) Biosphere Reserve C) World Heritage Site D) Wildlife Sanctuary
A) TRIDOM project B) Amazon Conservation Initiative C) Green Belt Movement D) Great Green Wall
A) Beti B) Mossi C) Fang D) Bakas
A) Government incentives B) Financial opportunities C) Cultural traditions D) Religious beliefs
A) Logging B) Tourism C) Farming D) Mining
A) 15,000 B) 50,000 C) 22,882 D) 30,000
A) Djem B) Bangando C) Bakwele D) Baka Pygmies
A) Ten people per square kilometer B) Thirty people per square kilometer C) Twenty people per square kilometer D) About five people per square kilometer
A) Yaoundé-Douala road B) Yokadouma-Moloundou road C) Garoua-Maroua road D) Bamenda-Bertoua road
A) Tropical rainforest B) Deciduous forest C) Mangrove forest D) Semi-evergreen with an open canopy dominated by Triplochiton
A) Uapaca trees B) Mahogany trees C) Ebony trees D) Baobab trees
A) Chimpanzees B) Lions C) Sitatunga D) Leopards
A) 9,000 adults B) 3,000 adults C) 12,000 adults D) 6,000 adults
A) Gelada baboon B) Crested monkey C) Black colobus D) De Brazza monkey
A) 400 species B) 265 species C) 300 species D) 150 species
A) Scarlet ibis B) African fish eagle C) Yellow-bellied form of forest robin D) Helmeted guineafowl
A) Dja River scrub warbler B) Brown nightjar C) An unidentified third forest nightjar D) Bate's nightjar |