A) 50,000 hectares B) 60,000 hectares C) 71,070 hectares D) 80,000 hectares
A) Liberia B) Sierra Leone C) Togo D) Guinea
A) Congo Basin B) Upper Guinea Forest C) Amazon Rainforest D) Madagascar Spiny Forests
A) March 2012 B) June 2011 C) January 2009 D) December 2010
A) World Wildlife Fund B) International Union for Conservation of Nature C) Greenpeace D) UNESCO
A) 200 species B) 500 species C) 400 species D) More than 330 species
A) Geladas B) Western chimpanzees C) Orangutans D) Mountain gorillas
A) Baboon B) Forest elephant C) Western gorilla D) Giraffe
A) Sierra Leone Central Reserve B) Liberian Northern Reserve C) Guinea Eastern Reserve D) Gola North, East, and West Forest Reserves
A) Government of Sierra Leone B) World Wildlife Fund C) Royal Society for the Protection of Birds D) Conservation Society of Sierra Leone
A) 2013 B) 2011 C) 2009 D) 2015
A) Over 650 species B) 500 species C) 800 species D) 700 species
A) Lions B) Pygmy hippopotamuses C) Kangaroos D) Wolves
A) Deforestation for agriculture B) Exploitation of diamonds and iron ore C) Urban expansion D) Climate change
A) Kakum National Park B) Bwindi Impenetrable National Park C) Virunga National Park D) Lofa-Mano National Park
A) Critical Habitat Zone B) Endangered Species Sanctuary C) Bird Conservation Reserve D) Important Bird Area (IBA) |