The Conservation Movement in Asia
Description: The Conservation Movement in Asia is a comprehensive quiz that evaluates your understanding of the historical, cultural, and environmental aspects of conservation efforts in Asia. This quiz covers various topics, including the emergence of conservation movements, key figures and organizations, conservation strategies, challenges, and successes. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: conservation asia environmental history ecology sustainability |
Which of the following is considered a pioneer of the conservation movement in Asia?
The Chipko Movement, a nonviolent protest against deforestation, originated in which country?
Which international agreement, signed in 1973, aimed to protect endangered species and regulate international trade in wildlife?
The concept of 'sustainable development' gained prominence in Asia following which major international conference?
Which Asian country established the world's first national park, Ranthambore National Park, in 1955?
The Amur Leopard, a critically endangered species, is primarily found in which Asian country?
Which Asian country has the largest population of wild tigers?
The Takin, a large goat-antelope species, is the national animal of which Asian country?
Which Asian country has the distinction of being the first to establish a marine protected area (MPA)?
The Snow Leopard, an elusive and endangered big cat, is primarily found in which mountain range?
Which Asian country has the largest mangrove forest in the world?
The Red Panda, a unique and endangered mammal, is primarily found in which Asian countries?
Which Asian country has the distinction of being the first to establish a national park dedicated to the conservation of marine turtles?
The Irrawaddy Dolphin, a critically endangered freshwater dolphin species, is primarily found in which Asian rivers?
Which Asian country has the largest population of Asian elephants?