Nature and Wildlife Diplomacy

Environmental Diplomacy

Exploring facts about how animals and the environment interact with international cooperation and global natural heritage.

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15 Questions Easy Ages 5+ Sep 28, 2026

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1 Which international agreement was created to ensure that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival?

A CITES
B The Kyoto Protocol
C The Paris Agreement
D The Geneva Convention

2 Which global body is responsible for maintaining the 'Red List' of threatened species to help countries coordinate conservation efforts?

A IUCN
B NASA
C UNESCO
D WHO

3 What is the primary goal of the Antarctic Treaty System regarding the continent of Antarctica?

A To establish military bases
B To protect the environment and support scientific research
C To mine for gold
D To build large cities

4 Which migratory bird is considered a symbol of international diplomacy because it migrates across many different national borders?

A Arctic Tern
B Ostrich
C Penguin
D Cassowary

5 The 'Great Green Wall' is a major environmental initiative primarily involving countries on which continent to combat desertification?

A South America
B Africa
C Europe
D Australia

6 What do many nations protect through the 'Ramsar Convention'?

A Desert landscapes
B Mountain peaks
C Wetlands
D Volcanoes

7 Which of these animals is the national animal of Australia and is often featured in environmental diplomacy and international exchange programs?

A Red Kangaroo
B Koala
C Platypus
D Emu

8 What is the purpose of the 'World Heritage' designation by UNESCO for natural sites?

A To sell the land to private companies
B To ensure international protection of sites of universal value
C To allow for unlimited tourism
D To build factories

9 Which gas, often discussed in international climate diplomacy, is absorbed by forests and oceans to help regulate the Earth's temperature?

A Oxygen
B Carbon dioxide
C Nitrogen
D Helium

10 The 'Montreal Protocol' is a famous international agreement created to protect what part of the environment?

A The ozone layer
B The deep ocean floor
C The Amazon Rainforest
D The soil quality

11 Which large marine animal is protected by the International Whaling Commission, an organization formed through international agreement?

A Whale
B Great White Shark
C Dolphin
D Seal

12 What do many countries share and manage together through international treaties because they flow across national borders?

A Rivers
B Deserts
C Glaciers
D Canyons

13 The 'Convention on Biological Diversity' was established to promote the sustainable use and protection of what?

A Steel and iron
B Variety of life on Earth
C Artificial intelligence
D Nuclear energy

14 What is a 'Transboundary Protected Area' in international environmental terms?

A A zoo in a capital city
B A nature reserve that spans the borders of two or more countries
C A private garden
D A national park inside a single city

15 Which international day is observed globally to raise awareness about the protection of the Earth's environment?

A World Environment Day
B Independence Day
C New Year's Day
D Labor Day

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