A) 1999 B) 2005 C) 2007 D) 2010
A) The Canadian government B) Fundy National Park C) A community-based environmental non-profit organization D) UNESCO
A) 200,000 hectares B) 500,000 hectares C) 350,000 hectares D) 442,250 hectares
A) Moncton B) Saint Martins C) Sackville D) Tantramar Marsh
A) Saint Martins B) Moncton C) The Bay of Fundy itself D) Fundy National Park
A) Fundy Trail B) McManus Hill C) Little Salmon River D) Hopewell Rocks
A) Bald eagle and wolf B) Beaver and red fox C) Peregrine falcon and Canada lynx D) Grizzly bear and moose
A) New Brunswick Environmental Group B) Fundy Biosphere Reserve Initiative C) UNESCO Bay of Fundy Program D) Bay of Fundy Conservation Project
A) To privatize natural resources B) To establish a new national park C) To enhance the image of the area regionally, nationally, and internationally D) To promote tourism in New Brunswick
A) Two B) Five C) Four D) Three
A) 20,600 hectares B) 26,124 hectares C) 395,552 hectares D) 442,250 hectares
A) Coniferous forests B) Deciduous forests C) Mixed wood forests D) Rainforests
A) Nature Conservancy of Canada B) Greenpeace C) The Canadian Biosphere Reserves Association D) The World Wildlife Fund
A) Commercial exploitation of natural resources B) Development of urban infrastructure C) Promotion of tourism in New Brunswick D) Conservation of biodiversity and promotion of sustainable development
A) Sackville B) Saint Martin's C) Tantramar Marsh D) Moncton |