A) In central Togo B) In southern Togo near Lomé C) In the north of Togo, in the Kara area D) Along the border with Ghana
A) People were removed from their land, leading to increased poverty and hunger. B) The expansion led to improved agricultural developments. C) Local populations gained significant income from tourism. D) There was no impact on the local population.
A) Buffaloes B) Elephants C) Giraffes D) Lions
A) Massive attacks against protected areas and mass-slaughtering of animals occurred. B) There was no significant event during this period. C) The local population supported wildlife conservation efforts. D) Protected areas were expanded further.
A) It shrank from 179,550 hectares to 69,000 hectares. B) Its size remained unchanged. C) It expanded to include more peripheral areas. D) It was completely dissolved.
A) To become a commercial development zone. B) To remain isolated without any links to other parks. C) To form part of a future biosphere reserve linked to the WAP protected area system. D) To be converted into agricultural land.
A) Settlements, cotton-farming, and charcoal production within the park boundaries. B) Natural disasters like floods and earthquakes. C) Wildlife poaching. D) Invasive plant species.
A) Only minimal tourism activities existed. B) It was quite well-developed with infrastructure investments by a South African company. C) There were no efforts to develop ecotourism. D) Ecotourism was banned due to local opposition.
A) The infrastructure is ruined and ecotourism has not restarted after socio-political troubles. B) Ecotourism is thriving with new investments. C) It remains as developed as it was before 1990. D) There are no plans to revive ecotourism.
A) Exclusively on Oti-Kéran National Park. B) On developing urban tourism in Lomé. C) In the Plateau Region, not in Oti-Kéran / Oti-Mandouri Complex. D) On promoting beach resorts.
A) Destructions B) Conservation efforts C) Climate change D) Tourism boom
A) West African crocodile B) African elephant C) Patas monkey D) Black crowned crane
A) 1999 B) 2003 C) 2005 D) 2010
A) West African crocodile B) Kob C) Black crowned crane D) African elephant
A) Exactly 200 B) About 214 C) Less than 100 D) Over 300
A) Black crowned crane B) Warthog C) African elephant D) Heuglin's masked weaver
A) No permanent lion population B) Stable and growing C) Extinct D) Protected under a special program
A) Waterbuck B) Grey heron C) Splendid sunbird D) Kob
A) Grey heron B) Violet turaco C) Oriole warbler D) Pied-winged swallow |