NRES 348 Test 1 Quizzes with Complete Solutions
wildlife/ fishes also include what
all free living animals, involve consumptive and non consumptive use by humans
management
the manipulation of populations or habitats to achieve specific goals
4 common management goals
make population bigger/smaller, harvest pop for continuing yield, leave it alone/protect monitor
status
manipulative management when is it used
manipulative changes population by altering food supply, predators or disease. is done to
lower/increase numbers sometimes for harvest
custodial management when is it used
protects/prevents from outside influence. for ex. national park, saving endangered species`
ecology
study of interralationships between organisms and their envirornment
examples of life history
birth, death, reproduction
conservation
sustainable management and use of natural resources
, preservation
leaving natural systems or resources as they are
are conservation and preservation mutually exclusive
no
the basic unit of management is the population not
the individual
what does managing a population depend on
a species life history and habitat associations
management decisions function based on...
biological and non biological issues
is putting a fence up preservation?
no, we have an impact on everything
3 things that integrate ecosystem management
ecology, socioeconomic perspectives and institutional perspectives
what is required for ecosystem management to continue to be effective
constant assessment and monitoring
adaptive management
making decisions is an ongoing process, new flow of information helps make the right decisions
wildlife/ fishes also include what
all free living animals, involve consumptive and non consumptive use by humans
management
the manipulation of populations or habitats to achieve specific goals
4 common management goals
make population bigger/smaller, harvest pop for continuing yield, leave it alone/protect monitor
status
manipulative management when is it used
manipulative changes population by altering food supply, predators or disease. is done to
lower/increase numbers sometimes for harvest
custodial management when is it used
protects/prevents from outside influence. for ex. national park, saving endangered species`
ecology
study of interralationships between organisms and their envirornment
examples of life history
birth, death, reproduction
conservation
sustainable management and use of natural resources
, preservation
leaving natural systems or resources as they are
are conservation and preservation mutually exclusive
no
the basic unit of management is the population not
the individual
what does managing a population depend on
a species life history and habitat associations
management decisions function based on...
biological and non biological issues
is putting a fence up preservation?
no, we have an impact on everything
3 things that integrate ecosystem management
ecology, socioeconomic perspectives and institutional perspectives
what is required for ecosystem management to continue to be effective
constant assessment and monitoring
adaptive management
making decisions is an ongoing process, new flow of information helps make the right decisions
