NPS 101
CULTURAL RESOURCES
LAW & POLICY
NATURAL RESOURCES
ANYTHING GOES
100

This is the oldest national park established in 1872 by President Ulyssus S. Grant.

What is Yellowstone National Park?

[Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act into law.]

100

This is where you take a really cool historic bottle or artifact you find in the field.

What is "Nowhere" or "Leave it in place".

Do not move artifacts. If you feel an artifact is very unusual or threatened in some way, take a photo and a GPS point if possible then provide the information to CRM staff.

100

. When an undertaking could impact a "historic property," this kind of review helps government agencies to manage or mitigate impacts in a responsible way.

What is Section 106?

100

This mammal was designated as the official Hawaiʻi state mammal in 2015 and is protected under both Federal and State endangered species laws.

What is a hoary bat or ‘ōpe‘ape‘a?

100

Q1. Name the three Hawaiian royalty who visited Kalaupapa.

Who are King Kalākaua, Queen Kapiʻolani and Princess Liliʻuokalani.

200

The mission of the National Park Service (NPS) is to preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of national parks for the ________, ________, and ________ of this and future generations.


What is enjoyment, education, and inspiration?

200

Archeology monitoring is required for this kind of disturbance.

What is ground disturbance? (digging, excavation)

200

Section 106 is part of this Act.

What is the National Historic Preservation Act? (NHPA)

200

Axis deer were introduced to Hawaiʻi in 1868 by this British colony.

What is Hong Kong?

[Eight axis deer, four male & 4 female, were gifted to King Kamehameha V and were placed on Molokai. The number of deer increased to over 1,000 by 1880 and over 7,500 by the early 1900s.]

200

Though discovered in 1941 at Carville, Louisiana, sulfone drugs were not introduced to Hawaiʻi until the year ____.

What is 1946?

300

The NPS has 12 administrative regions in the U.S. and Hawaiʻi falls under this region.

What is the Pacific West Region?

300

This is the material evidence of past human activities.

What are cultural resources?

300

Cultural resources must meet one of the National Register of Historic Places eligibility ______ to be considered a "historic property."

What is criteria?

300

The density levels of this highly prized and culturally significant invertebrate are some of the highest reported in the main Hawaiian Islands and can be found in Waikolu Stream.


What is hīhīwai?

[Also known as wī (Neritina granosa).]

300

These park specific rules are implemented under Title 36 Code of Federal Regulations.

What is the Superintendent’s Compendium?

400

As of August, 2024, this is the number of national park units in the United States.

What is 431?

400

The Molokaʻi Light Station is one of two _______ _______ (two words) at Kalaupapa NHP.


What are cultural landscapes?

[The 2nd CL is The Kalaupapa and Kalawao Settlements.]

400

This is protected by the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 36, Chapter VIII, Part 800.

What are “historic properties”?

400

This unique feature distinguishes Kauhakō Lake over all other lakes in the world.

What is the greatest ratio of depth to surface area? (greatest depth to smallest surface area)

[Fun fact: it is also the 4th deepest lake in the world, estimated at 832 feet.]

400

Q4. This document summarizes the shared understanding of the park’s purpose, significance, resources, values, and interpretive themes.

What is the Foundation Document?

500

The National Park Service was created in 1916 with this many national monuments and parks.

What is 35?

500

Approximately 10% of the area within Kalaupapa NHP has had a surface inventory, with only a few efforts in sub-surface testing completed. Name this resource.


What are archeological resources/What is archeology?

500

To maintain the buildings and structures at Kalaupapa, work is done in compliance with the Department of the Interior’s Secretary Standards for the __________________________.

What is Treatment of Historic Properties?

500

Kalaupapa’s terrestrial ecosystem contains at least _____federally endangered, threatened or candidate terrestrial plant species.

What is 35?

500

Q5. The Kalaupapa airport opened in 1934 but the “passenger shed” or terminal wasn’t built until ____.

What is 1951?