A) To establish a new government in the Democratic Republic of the Congo B) To liberate the local population from the reserve's land use restrictions C) To protect wildlife within the Okapi Wildlife Reserve D) To promote tourism in the region
A) The United Nations Group of Experts B) Kong Maohuai C) Paul Sadala D) Colonel Lucien Gedeon Lokumu
A) Successful rehabilitation of mined areas B) Concerns about semi-industrialized dredging operations operating south of Bandegaido C) The complete halt of all mining activities D) Increased tourism due to mining
A) Kimia Mining Investment Sarl B) CODELT C) Mai-Mai Simba D) ACEDH
A) Distributing mining permits B) Guarding the mining site illegally C) Rehabilitating mined land D) Mining gold themselves
A) $500,000 worth of diamonds B) 50 kg of gold C) 31 kg of gold, about $1.9 million D) No gold was seized
A) CODELT and ACEDH B) Kimia Mining Investment Sarl C) United Nations Group of Experts D) FARDC and Mai-Mai Simba
A) The Allied Democratic Forces B) Kong Maohuai C) Paul Sadala (AKA Morgan) D) Colonel Lucien Gedeon Lokumu
A) Only one B) None, they all survived C) 13 of 14 D) All okapis at the center
A) They remained captive indefinitely B) They were taken to another country C) They escaped on their own D) All were released later
A) March 2026 B) 24 June 2012 C) June 2021 D) 14 July 2017
A) Thirteen B) None C) Five (four wardens and a tracker) D) Two
A) Kimia Mining Investment Sarl B) Allied Democratic Forces C) United Nations Group of Experts D) Mai-Mai Simba
A) A peace treaty signing B) An attack on a mining camp C) A wildlife conservation conference D) A massacre killing 50 civilians in villages near the reserve
A) 1989 B) 1996 C) 2012 D) 2005
A) Ituri River B) Epulu River C) Nile River D) Nepoko River
A) Mbau trees (Gilbertiodendron dewevrei) B) Acacia trees C) Baobab trees D) Palm trees
A) 25,000–30,000 B) 50,000–100,000 C) 10,000–20,000 D) 5,000–10,000
A) Cycas revoluta B) Zamia furfuracea C) Dioon edule D) Encephalartos ituriensis
A) 25 B) 17 C) 30 D) 10
A) Helmeted guineafowl B) Vulturine guineafowl C) African grey parrot D) Congo peafowl
A) Patrick Putnam B) Louis Leakey C) Jane Goodall D) Dian Fossey
A) 2005 B) 1997 C) 2012 D) 2018
A) Over 370 B) 100-200 C) 500-600 D) 50-100 |