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Jilib National Park is classified under IUCN category III.
Answer: False
Jilib National Park is designated as IUCN category II, which corresponds to a National Park.
The IUCN category II designation means the area is primarily for scientific research.
Answer: False
IUCN category II designates a National Park, which is primarily for conservation and recreation, not solely scientific research.
The 'asbox stub' tag indicates the article is a complete and comprehensive overview of Jilib National Park.
Answer: False
The 'asbox stub' designation signifies that the article is incomplete and requires further expansion.
The navigation template (navbox) only lists Jilib National Park.
Answer: False
The navigation template lists other national parks in Somalia in addition to Jilib National Park.
According to the IUCN classification system, what type of protected area is Jilib National Park?
Answer: Category II (National Park)
Jilib National Park is classified under IUCN category II, designating it as a National Park.
The 'asbox stub' designation suggests the article about Jilib National Park is:
Answer: A stub, meaning it is incomplete.
The 'asbox stub' designation indicates that the article is a stub, meaning it is incomplete and requires further development.
What is the purpose of the Mapframe element mentioned in the context of Jilib National Park's infobox?
Answer: To display an interactive map of the park's location using OpenStreetMap data.
The Mapframe element in the infobox displays an interactive map of Jilib National Park's location, utilizing OpenStreetMap data.
What is the common abbreviation used for Jilib National Park?
Answer: JNP
JNP is the common abbreviation used for Jilib National Park.
What does the 'short description' provided for Jilib National Park state?
Answer: National park in Somalia.
The provided short description for Jilib National Park is 'National park in Somalia'.
Jilib National Park is recognized as the largest national park situated within Somalia.
Answer: True
Jilib National Park holds the distinction of being the largest national park within Somalia's borders.
Jilib National Park is situated in the northernmost region of Somalia.
Answer: False
The park is located in the middle Juba region, which is in the southern part of Somalia, not the northernmost region.
The area covered by Jilib National Park is approximately 950 square kilometers.
Answer: True
Jilib National Park encompasses an area of approximately 950 square kilometers.
The city of Mogadishu is the nearest major city to Jilib National Park.
Answer: False
The town of Jilib is identified as the nearest city to Jilib National Park, not Mogadishu.
Jilib National Park is the only national park established in Somalia.
Answer: False
Jilib National Park was the first national park established in Somalia, but other parks exist.
Jilib National Park is located directly on the main road connecting Mogadishu to Jilib.
Answer: False
The park is situated just off the main road connecting Mogadishu to Jilib, not directly on it.
What is Jilib National Park primarily recognized as?
Answer: The largest national park located within Somalia.
Jilib National Park is recognized as the largest national park within Somalia.
In which region of Somalia is Jilib National Park situated?
Answer: The middle Juba region in the south.
Jilib National Park is located in the middle Juba region, situated in the southern part of Somalia.
What is the approximate size of Jilib National Park?
Answer: Approximately 950 square kilometers.
Jilib National Park spans an area of approximately 950 square kilometers.
Which town is located closest to Jilib National Park?
Answer: Jilib
The town of Jilib is situated nearest to Jilib National Park.
Jilib National Park was established in the 1980s.
Answer: False
Jilib National Park was established during the 1970s.
The Siad Barre administration established Jilib National Park with the intention of developing its tourism industry.
Answer: True
During the 1970s, the Siad Barre administration established the park with a focus on developing the nation's tourism sector.
By 1989, the Ministry of Livestock, Forestry and Range's National Range Agency was responsible for wildlife conservation in Somalia's national parks.
Answer: True
The National Range Agency, under the Ministry of Livestock, Forestry and Range, held responsibility for wildlife conservation in national parks by 1989.
The Department of Wildlife did not have its own law-enforcement unit.
Answer: False
The Department of Wildlife operated an independent law-enforcement unit established by presidential decree.
The Ministry of Tourism played a role in promoting the park for tourism during the 1970s.
Answer: True
During the 1970s, the Ministry of Tourism was involved in establishing the park as a center for the country's tourist industry.
New legislation for protected areas in Somalia was drafted in 1970.
Answer: False
New legislation governing protected areas, including national parks, was drafted by 1989, not 1970.
During which decade was Jilib National Park established?
Answer: 1970s
Jilib National Park was established during the 1970s.
What was the primary goal of the Siad Barre administration regarding Jilib National Park during the 1970s?
Answer: To develop it as a center for the country's tourist industry.
The Siad Barre administration aimed to develop Jilib National Park as a center for Somalia's tourist industry.
By 1989, which government body was responsible for overseeing wildlife conservation in Somalia's national parks?
Answer: National Range Agency (under Ministry of Livestock, Forestry and Range)
By 1989, the National Range Agency, part of the Ministry of Livestock, Forestry and Range, was responsible for wildlife conservation in Somalia's national parks.
What was unique about the law enforcement capabilities of the Department of Wildlife?
Answer: It operated an independent unit established by presidential decree.
The Department of Wildlife possessed its own independent law-enforcement unit, established via presidential decree.
The Somali Civil War, beginning in 1991, led to the expansion and increased development of Jilib National Park.
Answer: False
The outbreak of the Somali Civil War in 1991 disrupted park operations and halted development, rather than leading to expansion.
Following the civil war, the Sheekhaal community diaspora organized efforts to restore the park.
Answer: True
Members of the Sheekhaal community diaspora initiated efforts to restore the park and its tourism potential after the civil war.
The African wild dog, reintroduced in the 1980s, vanished from the area after the Somali Civil War began.
Answer: True
The African wild dog population, reintroduced in the 1980s, disappeared from the area following the onset of the Somali Civil War in 1991.
Visitor numbers to Jilib National Park ceased entirely after 1991.
Answer: True
Following the commencement of the civil war in 1991, Jilib National Park experienced a complete cessation of visitors.
What major event in 1991 significantly disrupted the operations and development of Jilib National Park?
Answer: The outbreak of the Somali Civil War
The outbreak of the Somali Civil War in 1991 caused significant disruption to the operations and development of Jilib National Park.
Which community group's diaspora took initiative to fund the restoration of Jilib National Park after the civil war?
Answer: The Sheekhaal community
The Sheekhaal community diaspora organized efforts and agreed to contribute funds towards the restoration of Jilib National Park.
African bush elephant populations exceeded 100 individuals in the park during the 1980s.
Answer: True
During the 1980s, the African bush elephant population in the park numbered over 100 individuals.
Poaching was a minor issue contributing to the low number of African bush elephants in the 1980s.
Answer: False
Poaching was identified as a significant factor contributing to the low population of African bush elephants during the 1980s.
The African buffalo population decreased significantly between the 1950s and the 1980s.
Answer: False
The African buffalo population remained stable, numbering approximately 1500 individuals in both the 1950s and the 1980s.
Approximately 30 black rhinoceroses were estimated to be in the park during the 1980s.
Answer: True
The black rhinoceros population in Jilib National Park during the 1980s was estimated at approximately 30 individuals.
Cheetahs and lions are the primary large carnivores found in Jilib National Park.
Answer: False
While cheetahs are present, lions are not listed as primary large carnivores in Jilib National Park; cheetahs and spotted hyenas are mentioned.
Spotted hyenas inhabit Jilib National Park.
Answer: True
Spotted hyenas are among the mammal carnivores found within Jilib National Park.
Smaller omnivores like the aardvark and aardwolf are absent from Jilib National Park.
Answer: False
The aardvark and aardwolf are among the mammals noted as inhabitants of Jilib National Park.
Reptiles such as the Nile crocodile and black mamba are confirmed inhabitants of Jilib National Park.
Answer: True
The Nile crocodile and the black mamba are listed among the reptiles potentially inhabiting Jilib National Park.
What factor significantly contributed to the low population of African bush elephants in Jilib National Park during the 1980s?
Answer: Poaching
Poaching was identified as a significant factor contributing to the low population of African bush elephants in the park during the 1980s.
How did the African buffalo population fare in Jilib National Park between the 1950s and 1980s?
Answer: It remained stable at approximately 1500 individuals.
The African buffalo population remained stable, estimated at 1500 individuals in both the 1950s and the 1980s.
What was the approximate population size of black rhinoceroses in the park during the 1980s?
Answer: Around 30 individuals
During the 1980s, the black rhinoceros population in Jilib National Park was estimated at approximately 30 individuals.
Which of the following is listed as a large carnivore found in Jilib National Park?
Answer: Cheetah
The cheetah is listed as a mammal carnivore found in Jilib National Park.
Besides cheetahs and spotted hyenas, which smaller mammal is mentioned as inhabiting the park?
Answer: Honey badger
The honey badger is mentioned as one of the smaller mammals inhabiting Jilib National Park.
What happened to the reintroduced African wild dog population after the Somali Civil War began in 1991?
Answer: They disappeared from the area.
The African wild dog population disappeared from the area following the onset of the Somali Civil War in 1991.
Which large reptile is mentioned as being present in Jilib National Park?
Answer: Nile Crocodile
The Nile crocodile is listed as a reptile found in Jilib National Park.
Which of these venomous snakes is listed as potentially inhabiting Jilib National Park?
Answer: Black Mamba
The black mamba is listed as a venomous snake potentially found in Jilib National Park.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a mammal found in Jilib National Park?
Answer: Kangaroo
While aardvarks, hippopotamuses, and servals are mentioned as mammals in the park, the kangaroo is not.
Which specific type of rhinoceros was present in Jilib National Park in the 1980s?
Answer: Black Rhinoceros
The black rhinoceros was present in Jilib National Park during the 1980s.
In 1988, Jilib National Park recorded over 1,000 visitors.
Answer: False
In 1988, Jilib National Park recorded 300 visitors, not over 1,000.
How many visitors did Jilib National Park record in 1988, the year before the civil war?
Answer: 300 visitors
In 1988, Jilib National Park recorded a total of 300 visitors.