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Saloum Delta National Park - Quiz
Contributed by: Webster
  • 1. In what year was Saloum Delta National Park established?
A) 1992
B) 2000
C) 1985
D) 1976
  • 2. How large is the Saloum Delta National Park in square kilometers?
A) 850 km²
B) 760 km²
C) 1000 km²
D) 500 km²
  • 3. What international designation does Saloum Delta National Park hold?
A) UNESCO World Heritage Site and Ramsar Convention site
B) Global Geopark
C) Biosphere Reserve only
D) World Natural Wonder
  • 4. What is the total area of the biosphere reserve that includes Saloum Delta National Park?
A) 1500 km²
B) 1600 km²
C) 2000 km²
D) 1800 km²
  • 5. How much of the park's area is covered by water?
A) 610 km²
B) 800 km²
C) 500 km²
D) 700 km²
  • 6. Which type of vegetation covers 70 km² in the park?
A) Savannah grasslands
B) Desert shrubs
C) Tropical rainforest
D) Intertidal mangroves and saltwater vegetation
  • 7. What type of land covers 80 km² in the park?
A) Savannah and forest
B) Mountainous terrain
C) Coral reefs
D) Wetlands
  • 8. Which flyway does Saloum Delta National Park lie on?
A) East Atlantic Flyway
B) Central Asian Flyway
C) Pacific Flyway
D) Mediterranean Flyway
  • 9. Name a bird species that breeds or winters in the Saloum Delta National Park.
A) Snowy owl
B) Royal tern
C) Bald eagle
D) Peregrine falcon
  • 10. What is a significant source of food and export revenue in Saloum Delta?
A) Sustainable shellfish farming
B) Cattle ranching
C) Wheat cultivation
D) Palm oil production
  • 11. How far is the Saloum Delta from Dakar, Senegal?
A) 150 km west
B) 200 km north
C) 100 km south
D) 50 km east
  • 12. According to the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report, what scenario could threaten Saloum Delta National Park by flooding and coastal erosion?
A) RCP 2.6 with minimal warming
B) Stable climate conditions
C) RCP 8.5 with warming over 4 °C
D) RCP 4.5 with moderate warming
  • 13. What is the expected global sea level rise if warming is limited to 1.5 °C?
A) Reaches exactly 1 m in 500 years
B) Exceeds 2–3 m after 2000 years
C) Stays below 1 m indefinitely
D) Decreases by 0.5 m
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