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Environment & Ecology MCQs

31.
The NTCA plays a crucial role in the implementation of Project Tiger. Which Union Ministry is the NTCA under?
A Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
B Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
C Ministry of Rural Development
D Ministry of Tribal Affairs
32.
As of 2026, which of the following is NOT a designated tiger reserve in India?
A Sundarbans Tiger Reserve
B Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve
C Periyar Tiger Reserve
D Gir National Park
33.
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) recently reviewed the progress of Project Tiger. Which of the following is a primary objective of Project Tiger?
A To promote ecotourism in tiger reserves.
B To ensure the survival and conservation of tigers in their natural habitats.
C To develop infrastructure for wildlife research.
D To regulate the trade of tiger products.
34.
The Sundarbans, home to the world's largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest, is primarily located in which Indian state?
A Odisha
B Andhra Pradesh
C West Bengal
D Gujarat
35.
Which of the following is NOT a primary ecological benefit provided by mangrove ecosystems?
A Coastal erosion protection
B Habitat for diverse marine life
C Carbon sequestration
D Source of freshwater for inland communities
36.
Which new scheme, announced in the Union Budget 2023-24, aims to boost mangrove plantation along India's coastline and in salt pan lands?
A SAGARMALA
B MISHTI
C AMRUT
D PM-KUSUM
37.
In which year was Project Tiger, a landmark conservation program for tigers in India, launched?
A 1970
B 1973
C 1980
D 1985
38.
India is home to approximately what percentage of the world's wild tiger population?
A 50%
B 60%
C 70%
D 80%
39.
As per the latest All India Tiger Estimation 2022, what was the estimated tiger population in Corbett National Park, making it one of the reserves with the highest density?
A 150
B 260
C 310
D 400
40.
Which of the following is a key objective of India's National Green Hydrogen Mission?
A To increase reliance on fossil fuels
B To promote the import of hydrogen
C To reduce carbon emissions and establish India as a global hub for green hydrogen
D To decrease renewable energy capacity
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