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Explore Zion: Nature and History Quiz

Test your knowledge about the unique wonders of Zion National Park and surrounding areas with our engaging quiz! Discover fascinating facts about conservation efforts, native species, and the cultural legacies of these remarkable sites.

Challenge yourself with questions covering:

Zion Forever Project
Endemic species
Parks history
Environmental initiatives

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ClimbingSage247

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As the official non-profit of Zion, Kolob Canyons, Cedar Breaks & Pipe Spring, Zion Forever Project has been working to preserve the physical, cultural and historical legacies of these places since what year?

1917

1929

1942

1951

Zion Forever Project's Mission is based on three key tenets. Which answer has all three correctly listed?

Improving Today, Informing Tomorrow, Protecting Forever

Informing Today, Improving Tomorrow, Protecting Forever

Enhancing Today, Educating Tomorrow, Preserving Forever

Sharing Today, Protecting Tomorrow, Preserving Forever

The entirely endemic species to Zion is found around seeps and hanging gardens along the canyon walls of Zion's main canyon and Orderville Canyon. It ranges from 5-6 mm in size and was discovered in 1925. It still thrives today in the canyon, what is it?

Zion Canyon Frog

Zion Salamander

Zion Snail

Zion Water Bug

One of Zion's original buildings was built in the 1930s and is still in use today. It is currently the Zion Nature Center where Jr Ranger Programs are held but it didn't always serve that function. What was this building originally intended to be?

Zion's first Visitor Center

Gas Station

Cafeteria

Park housing

What 1/2 mile trail in Pipe Spring NM offers a great view of the Arizona Strip?

Old Wagon Loop

Ridge Trail

Spring Trail

Ridge Overlook

Cedar Breaks NM is the first park in southwestern Utah to be recognized for it's brilliant night sky, what designation recognized this?

International Dark Sky

Night Sky Initiative

National Dark Sky

Night Sky Protections

In 1933 an act by congress led to form an agency to help employee unwaged people. The law provided work for 250,000 male citizens between 18 and 25. This agency has helped at Pipe Spring, Cedar Breaks, and Zion; what was it called?

Emergency Conservation Work

Civilian Conservation Corps

Conservancy Care Control

New Deal Conservation

A star chart is a map of the night sky. They are used to identify and locate constellations and astronomical objects such as stars, nebulae, and galaxies. What star chart do we sell?

Planetarium

Horoscope

Astrolabe

Planisphere

Out of the following list of features, which one feature is not included on the Adventure Tool?

Super Bright LED Light

Safety Whistle

Compass

Mini Monocular

Thermometer

Storage Area

Safety/Signal Mirror

Magnifying Glass

Some of our plush is made by Wild Republic, a company focused on creating safe and educational toys for children. Wild Republic has embarked on their own environmental initiatives to make their products more environmentally friendly. What percentage of the fill in our plush is made out of recycled water bottles?

80%

50%

20%

100%

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