A) To develop infrastructure within the park. B) To implement conservation measures. C) To allow competitive sports. D) To promote tourism activities.
A) Taking photographs from above the park. B) Flying below an altitude of 1 kilometre unless taking off or landing. C) Flying over the park without a permit. D) Using drones for recreational purposes.
A) Consent from park visitors. B) An environmental impact assessment. C) A permit from the Ministry of Environment and Tourism. D) Approval from local tourism boards.
A) Camping outside designated areas. B) Walking on designated trails. C) Photographing wildlife without a guide. D) Feeding, containing, hunting, chasing, injuring, or killing any animal.
A) Taking notes about them. B) Discussing their significance with others. C) The destruction or collection of such objects. D) Photographing them without permission.
A) As a big open system with connections to marine, coastal and escarpment areas. B) Through strict zoning without any recreational activities. C) As a closed ecosystem isolated from external influences. D) By focusing solely on terrestrial habitats.
A) To allow unrestricted access to all areas. B) To prevent and minimise damage to important habitats. C) To increase visitor numbers annually. D) To develop new tourist facilities.
A) Complete restriction on human activities. B) Focus solely on marine conservation. C) Immediate economic benefits from tourism. D) Long-term health, productivity and climate change adaptation.
A) Twelve identified zones. B) Nine identified zones. C) Five identified zones. D) Ten identified zones.
A) Kruger National Park. B) Victoria Falls. C) Kuiseb Delta. D) Serengeti Plains.
A) Limited to Tsumas Delta. B) Only Walvis Bay Lagoon. C) Exclusively Swakop River. D) Birding areas are designated zones within the park.
A) Agricultural lands. B) Lichen fields. C) Urban development areas. D) Industrial zones.
A) 1990 B) 1975 C) 2010 D) 2000
A) Skeleton Coast Nature Reserve B) Walvis Bay Nature Reserve C) Erongo Nature Reserve D) Namib-Naukluft Nature Reserve
A) International Union for Conservation of Nature B) BirdLife International C) World Wildlife Fund D) United Nations Environment Programme
A) Cape gannet B) Damara tern (Sternula balaenarum) C) African penguin D) Oystercatcher
A) Trans-Kalahari Highway B) Cunene Road C) B1 Trans-Namib Highway D) B2 Swakopmund Road
A) Swakopmund B) Kunene River C) Orange River D) Ugab River
A) Walvis Bay Lagoon B) Kuiseb Delta C) Skeleton Coast D) Namib-Naukluft Park
A) Wlotzkasbaken B) Swakopmund C) Henties Bay D) Walvis Bay
A) Atlantic Ocean B) Swakopmund C) National West Coast Tourist Recreation Area D) Kunene River |