Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Wangari Maathai
John Muir
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100
In the late 1960s, a proposed project to build what threatened the fresh water and wildlife of the Everglades? What was the proposed project?
To build an Airport
100
What country was Wangari Maathai from? (Hint: Africa is not a country, it is a continent)
Kenya
100
John Muir is known as the father of National Parks. "The Writings of John Muir" described four of them. Name 1. (Will get extra 100 points for each correct one you name.)
Yosemite, Sequioa, Mount Rainier, Grand Canyon
100
This famous football player is now a News Host. Name Him.
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Coy Wire
200
What was the name of the book Stoneman Douglas published in 1947?
The Everglades: River of Grass
200
Wangari's name is similar to what animal that she "had no reason to fear."
A leopard
200
What two birds did John Muir grow up to admire as a child?
Bluebird, Robin
200
This is the largest planet in our solar system.
Jupiter
300
Marjory Stoneman Douglas first worked at a reporter at what newspaper company?
Miami Herald
300
As a child, Wangari Maathai wanted to make a beautiful necklace out of what? Until she learned what they were.
Frog's Eggs
300
Where did John Muir grow up in the United States? What state and what type of housing/area?
Wisconsin Farm
300
This slow-moving animal is famous for spending most of its life hanging upside down in trees.
A Sloth
400
Who did Marjory Stoneman Douglas work/volunteer for during World War 1?
The Red Cross
400
In 2004, what prize did Wangari Maathai win?
Nobel Peace Prize
400
What country was John Muir originally from before immigrating to the United States?
Scotland
400
How many Johnny's Burritos are located in the Imperial Valley?
3!
1 in Brawley
1 in Imperial
1 in El Centro
500
How old was Marjory Stoneman Douglas when she passed away in 1998?
108
500
What was the name of the stream that Wangari Maathai drank from?
Kanungu Stream
500
What was the name of the natural resource that John Muir found in Florida? He described it as "large dark-green leaves, glossy bright above and rusty brown beneath, gleam and mirror the sunbeams."
Magnolia grandiflora
500
The Doodlebops