NREM3503 - Test 1
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1. Wildlife/Fish Any member of the animal kingdom (Congress, 1973)
2. Wildlife Management The practical ecology of all vertebrates and their plant and
animal associates
3. James Bailey Wildlife includes all free-ranging vertebrates in their nat-
urally associated habitats
4. Grand Teton National Park Successful culling of mountain goats
5. What percent of NA birds are 9%
hunted?
6. What percent of NA mammals are 12%
hunted?
7. Early stage wildlife management Game species
focused on:
8. Revenue from early stage wildlife Hunters and anglers
management came from:
9. Pittman-Robertson Act (1937) sporting arms and ammunition tax (11% now, was 10%)
10. Conservation and Reinvestment Each state - identify SGCN and produce conservation plan
Act Light
11. Recovering America's Wildlife Act Funding for SGCN to prevent having to list on ESA in the
(RAWA) future
12. What a Wildlife Manager May Population exploitation
Manage Nonconsumptive uses
Population protection
13. Population Controls:
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Managing or manipulating habitats (indirect)
Managing individuals in the population itself (direct)
Managing people (indirect)
14. Public Trust Doctrine 1842 Wildlife belongs to not one person
15. North American Model of Wildlife 1. Wildlife is a public trust resource
Conservation 2. Elimination of markets for wildlife
3. Allocation of wildlife by law
4. Wildlife should only be killed for legitimate purposes
5. Wildlife is an international resource
6. Science is the proper tool for wildlife policy
7. Democracy of hunting
16. Approaches to Wildlife Manage- 1. Single Species Approach
ment (3) 2. Ecosystem Management
3. Adaptive Management
17. single species approach a conservation strategy that focuses on protecting one
particular species via population/habitat
18. Importance of Single Species Ap- Managing game species
proach (2 pos. and 1 neg.) Threatened and Endangered Species
Doesn't help non-targeted species
19. Ecosystem interacting system of biotic and abiotic components in a
particular area
20. Ecosystem Management Ap- Manage the whole ecosystem to project its functioning
proach (EMA) Manage individual species (esp. keystone species)
Protect ecological processes
21. EMA: Lower Mississippi Valley - Sustain bird populations and their habitats
Joint Venture - Non-regulatory
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1. Wildlife/Fish Any member of the animal kingdom (Congress, 1973)
2. Wildlife Management The practical ecology of all vertebrates and their plant and
animal associates
3. James Bailey Wildlife includes all free-ranging vertebrates in their nat-
urally associated habitats
4. Grand Teton National Park Successful culling of mountain goats
5. What percent of NA birds are 9%
hunted?
6. What percent of NA mammals are 12%
hunted?
7. Early stage wildlife management Game species
focused on:
8. Revenue from early stage wildlife Hunters and anglers
management came from:
9. Pittman-Robertson Act (1937) sporting arms and ammunition tax (11% now, was 10%)
10. Conservation and Reinvestment Each state - identify SGCN and produce conservation plan
Act Light
11. Recovering America's Wildlife Act Funding for SGCN to prevent having to list on ESA in the
(RAWA) future
12. What a Wildlife Manager May Population exploitation
Manage Nonconsumptive uses
Population protection
13. Population Controls:
, NREM3503 - Test 1
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Managing or manipulating habitats (indirect)
Managing individuals in the population itself (direct)
Managing people (indirect)
14. Public Trust Doctrine 1842 Wildlife belongs to not one person
15. North American Model of Wildlife 1. Wildlife is a public trust resource
Conservation 2. Elimination of markets for wildlife
3. Allocation of wildlife by law
4. Wildlife should only be killed for legitimate purposes
5. Wildlife is an international resource
6. Science is the proper tool for wildlife policy
7. Democracy of hunting
16. Approaches to Wildlife Manage- 1. Single Species Approach
ment (3) 2. Ecosystem Management
3. Adaptive Management
17. single species approach a conservation strategy that focuses on protecting one
particular species via population/habitat
18. Importance of Single Species Ap- Managing game species
proach (2 pos. and 1 neg.) Threatened and Endangered Species
Doesn't help non-targeted species
19. Ecosystem interacting system of biotic and abiotic components in a
particular area
20. Ecosystem Management Ap- Manage the whole ecosystem to project its functioning
proach (EMA) Manage individual species (esp. keystone species)
Protect ecological processes
21. EMA: Lower Mississippi Valley - Sustain bird populations and their habitats
Joint Venture - Non-regulatory
