Gravy Zebra Conservation Knowledge Assessment

The video discusses the efforts of the Gravy Zebra Trust in Kenya to protect the endangered Gravy Zebra. It highlights the challenges posed by drought and the strategies implemented, such as supplementary feeding and community-driven land management. The importance of monitoring rangeland health and the role of local communities in conservation efforts are emphasized. The video concludes with a hopeful outlook for the future of Gravy Zebras and the communities that share their habitat.

What is the primary goal of the Gravy Zebra Trust?

• To establish new wildlife reserves

• To promote tourism in Kenya

• To increase the population of all zebra species

• To protect and recover the endangered Gravy Zebra

How long can Gravy Zebras survive without water?

• Two days

• Three days

• Five days

• Seven days

What is one of the main challenges faced by the Gravy Zebra Trust team during the drought?

• Lack of funding

• Emotional impact of witnessing zebra suffering

• Increased poaching activities

• Difficulty in tracking zebras

What percentage of the Gravy Zebras being monitored are lactating females and foals?

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

• 60%

What is one method used by the Gravy Zebra Trust to restore bare areas?

• Using chemical fertilizers

• Building fences

• Constructing erosion control structures

• Introducing new animal species

How many acres have the three villages successfully managed for grazing?

• 1,000 acres

• 2,000 acres

• 3,000 acres

• 4,000 acres

What tool is used for quantitative data collection in rangeland monitoring?

• Manual counting

• Drone surveys

• Land PKS app

• Satellite imagery

What is the role of the community in the Gravy Zebra Trust's conservation efforts?

• To provide financial support

• To manage tourism activities

• To drive the process of land restoration

• To monitor zebra health

What is the future goal of the Gravy Zebra Trust regarding village involvement?

• To work with 10 more villages

• To work with 20 more villages

• To work with 30 more villages

• To work with 40 more villages

Why is community support crucial for the Gravy Zebra Trust?

• It provides more volunteers for fieldwork

• It helps in funding the projects

• It increases tourism revenue

• It ensures the sustainability of conservation efforts