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What is IUCN?
A: an animal shelter
B: the world’s largest disinformation source on the global extinction risk status of animals, fungus and plant species.
C: the world’s largest information source on the global extinction risk status of animals, fungus and plant species.
D: an organization
When was the IUCN established?
A: 1964
B: 1965
C: 1946
D: 1649
What does the IUCN Red List mean?
A: It is a critical indicator of the health of the world’s biodiversity.
B: It is an indicator of the health of the world’s ecosystems.
C: It is a gradient the health of the world’s biodiversity.
D: It is a piece of information.
What information does it provide?
A: It provides food, clothes, information about population size, habitat and ecology, threats, and conservation actions.
B: It provides information about the range, population size, habitat and ecology, threats, and conservation actions.
C: It provides information about the ranges of mountains, population size, threats, and conservation actions.
D: It provides nothing.
Who is the IUCN Red List used by?
A: It is used only by the government agencies.
B: It is used by researchers, students, non-governmental organisations.
C: It is used by government agencies, wildlife departments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), educational organisations, and the business community.
D: It is used by everybody.
What is the bad news?
A: Biodiversity is declining.
B: Biodiversity is increasing.
C: Biodiversity is threatened.
D: Biodiversity is needing help.
What is the IUCN Red List crucial for?
A: It helps to identify the key regions and habitats of sea animals.
B: It helps to identify the habitats that need to be cleaned.
C: It helps to identify the key regions and habitats that need to be protected.
D: It helps to identify the animals that need to be protected.
What does the IUCN Red List help us to do?
A: It helps to establish projects for past conservation.
B: It helps to establish projects for present conservation.
C: It helps to establish educational projects.
D: It helps to establish projects for future conservation.