A) Polar bear B) Kangaroo C) Raccoon D) Giraffe
A) 2010 B) 2021 C) 2009 D) 2017
A) Peregrine falcon B) Snowy owl C) Bald eagle D) Golden eagle
A) Improve infrastructure, Increase funding, Expand recreational activities, Protect endangered species B) Increase tourism, Reduce light pollution, Promote cultural heritage, Enhance wildlife protection C) Enhance visitor experience, Manage invasive species, Preserve historical sites, Support local communities D) A healthy and resilient park, A park at the forefront, Reflection of engaged communities, Highly satisfied visitors throughout the year
A) Horseshoe Bat B) Greater Bulldog Bat C) Fruit Bat D) Little Brown Myotis
A) Expanding park boundaries B) Increasing the number of visitors C) Weathering infrastructure such as roads and service buildings D) Building new hotels
A) Harbor seals B) Weddell seals C) Leopard seals D) Grey seals
A) Reducing park entrance fees B) Expanding hiking trails C) Managing illegal activity or extreme weather events D) Building more parking lots
A) Inuit B) Blackfoot C) Mi'kmaq Peoples D) Cree
A) Overpopulation of native species B) Deforestation C) Terrestrial and marine invasive species D) Excessive rainfall
A) Limited wildlife tours B) Insufficient cultural resource preservation and access for descendant populations or visitors C) High visitor fees D) Lack of modern amenities
A) Hoary Bat B) Eastern Red Bat C) Little Brown Myotis D) Silver-Haired Bat
A) 2015 B) 2009 C) 2017 D) 2021
A) Penguins B) Common terns C) Pelicans D) Flamingos
A) Implement four 'Key Strategies' by 2071 B) Expand the park boundaries C) Increase the number of visitors to one million annually D) Convert all park facilities to solar power
A) Moose B) Beaver C) Striped skunk D) Raccoon
A) 1969 B) 1976 C) 2006 D) 1985
A) 100 B) Approximately 50 C) 30 D) 75
A) Bald eagle B) American robin C) Piping plover D) Snowy owl
A) The largest osprey colony B) The largest bald eagle colony C) The second largest tern colony D) The largest peregrine falcon colony
A) 500 km² (193 sq mi) B) 238 km² (92 sq mi) C) 300 km² (116 sq mi) D) 150 km² (58 sq mi)
A) Cap St-Louis B) Kouchibouguac C) Claire-Fontaine D) Saint-Olivier
A) Jackie Vautour B) Jamie Travis C) Don Kerr D) Casey Mecija
A) Guimond Village Dunes B) Cap-St-Louis Sands C) Fontaine Dunes D) Kelly's Beach
A) Fontaine River B) St. Lawrence River C) Black River D) Kouchibouguacis River
A) Five hiking trails B) Eight hiking trails C) Ten hiking trails D) Twelve hiking trails
A) Hiking B) Skiing C) Cycling D) Swimming
A) Wild New Brunswick B) National Parks Project C) Nature's Wonders D) Canadian Wilderness
A) 50 B) 26 C) 40 D) 15 |