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Endemic Species & RA 9147: True or False


Endemic Species & RA 9147: True or FalseVersion en ligne Quiz on Philippine endemic species and RA 9147 par John Mark M. Revilla 1 The law applies only to wildlife in protected areas and not to wildlife found in the wild. Yes No 2 Endemic species can be naturally found in multiple countries, not just the Philippines. Yes No 3 The Act allows commercial hunting of non-endangered species with a simple permit. Yes No 4 The Act imposes no penalties for possession of wildlife without a permit. Yes No 5 The Philippine eagle is an example of an endemic species that is subject to protection under RA 9147. Yes No 6 RA 9147 aims to protect wildlife habitats and regulate trade. Yes No 7 The Philippines maintains lists to monitor the conservation status of endemic species. Yes No 8 Enforcement is carried out exclusively by the Philippine National Police with no DENR involvement. Yes No 9 The Act prohibits taking, possessing, transporting, or trading wildlife unless permitted. Yes No 10 It requires permits for collecting, transporting, or possessing wildlife or wildlife products. Yes No 11 It recognizes and lists endangered, threatened, and protected species subject to regulation. Yes No 12 RA 9147 was enacted in 1990, making it older than the 2001 law it is named after. Yes No 13 It applies only to wildlife in protected areas and not in other habitats. Yes No 14 It imposes penalties, including fines and imprisonment for violations of wildlife laws. Yes No 15 RA 9147 aims to conserve, protect and propagate wildlife resources and their habitats. Yes No 16 The Act allows commercial hunting of non-threatened species with a simple license. Yes No 17 DENR, via the Biodiversity Management Bureau, enforces provisions of the Act. Yes No 18 It bans all forms of wildlife photography. Yes No 19 All endemic species in the Philippines are widespread and not threatened. Yes No 20 The Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act is RA 9147. Yes No 21 The law covers wildlife resources and their habitats across the Philippines, including protected areas. Yes No 22 RA 9147 bans all scientific research on wildlife, including endemic species. Yes No 23 It permits possession of wildlife without any permit for personal use. Yes No 24 Endemic species are native to the Philippines and found nowhere else. Yes No 25 Captive breeding and wildlife farms are not regulated by RA 9147. Yes No 26 The Act prohibits hunting, capturing, or trading of wildlife species except under a permit from the DENR. Yes No 27 The Philippine tarsier is not an endangered species and faces no conservation concerns. Yes No 28 It created the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection program under DENR. Yes No 29 The primary enforcement agency is the Department of Agriculture. Yes No 30 It establishes penalties for illegal wildlife trafficking and poaching. Yes No

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Endemic Species & RA 9147: True or FalseVersion en ligne

par John Mark M. Revilla

The law applies only to wildlife in protected areas and not to wildlife found in the wild.

Endemic species can be naturally found in multiple countries, not just the Philippines.

The Act allows commercial hunting of non-endangered species with a simple permit.

The Act imposes no penalties for possession of wildlife without a permit.

The Philippine eagle is an example of an endemic species that is subject to protection under RA 9147.

RA 9147 aims to protect wildlife habitats and regulate trade.

The Philippines maintains lists to monitor the conservation status of endemic species.

Enforcement is carried out exclusively by the Philippine National Police with no DENR involvement.

The Act prohibits taking, possessing, transporting, or trading wildlife unless permitted.

It requires permits for collecting, transporting, or possessing wildlife or wildlife products.

It recognizes and lists endangered, threatened, and protected species subject to regulation.

RA 9147 was enacted in 1990, making it older than the 2001 law it is named after.

It applies only to wildlife in protected areas and not in other habitats.

It imposes penalties, including fines and imprisonment for violations of wildlife laws.

RA 9147 aims to conserve, protect and propagate wildlife resources and their habitats.

The Act allows commercial hunting of non-threatened species with a simple license.

DENR, via the Biodiversity Management Bureau, enforces provisions of the Act.

It bans all forms of wildlife photography.

All endemic species in the Philippines are widespread and not threatened.

The Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection Act is RA 9147.

The law covers wildlife resources and their habitats across the Philippines, including protected areas.

RA 9147 bans all scientific research on wildlife, including endemic species.

It permits possession of wildlife without any permit for personal use.

Endemic species are native to the Philippines and found nowhere else.

Captive breeding and wildlife farms are not regulated by RA 9147.

The Act prohibits hunting, capturing, or trading of wildlife species except under a permit from the DENR.

The Philippine tarsier is not an endangered species and faces no conservation concerns.

It created the Wildlife Resources Conservation and Protection program under DENR.

The primary enforcement agency is the Department of Agriculture.

It establishes penalties for illegal wildlife trafficking and poaching.