Wildlife is the gift of nature; we must ensure it is preserved. This wildlife management quiz will show you how to ensure wildlife richness and diversity. The quiz contains various wildlife management test questions that will help you know about methods, strategies, guidelines, etc. , to preserve wildlife. If you like the quiz, do share it with your friends and family. Let's make the world more aware of the need to protect and preserve wildlife. All the best!
Mammals and birds only
Game and non-game species
Depends on one's perspective
Mammals but not fish
Reptiles and amphibians
Material, spiritual, economic
Scientific, economic
Ecological, scientific, spiritual
Intrinsic, ecological, economic
Ecological, spiritual, material, intrinsic, economic, scientific
Market hunting
Sport hunting
Wildlife as an obstacle to pioneers
Subsistence hunting
All of the above
Acknowledging incomplete knowledge of ecosystems
Doing management as an "experiment"
A linear management process
Monitoring
None of the above
Sales tax
License plate sales
Income tax check offs
Excise taxes
All of the above
Hunting and fishing license sales
Teaming with Wildlife funds
Passage of the Conservation and Reinvestment Act (CARA)
State Wildlife Grants
None of the above
Teddy Roosevelt
James Watt
Gifford Pinchot
Aldo Leopold
None of the above
Teddy Roosevelt
James Watt
Gifford Pinchot
Aldo Leopold
None of the above
Railroads and telegraphs
Fragmentation of pine forest in the Southeast
Breeding in small groups
Poor flying ability
None of the above
Heath hen
Carolina parakeet
Stellar's sea cow
Labrador duck
All of the above
Introduced species
Distribution confined to islands
Habitat loss
Over exploitation
All of the above
Are effective.
Tend to encourage removing only the "annual surplus."
Are no longer used as a management strategy.
Are a cheap and easy to administer wildlife management strategy.
None of the above
Brown trout
House sparrow
Mute swan
Brown tree snake
None of the above
Was a director of the New York Zoological Park
Helped save the bison from extinction
Was a contemporary of Teddy Roosevelt
All of the above
None of the above
In the late 1960's the population was allowed to "fluctuate naturally" and grew from about 400 to about 3,500 over the next few decades.
They care brucellosis, which is a concern for cattle ranches in Montana.
They make up a majority of the prey items of wolves.
Bison wandering outside Yellowstone Park can be killed.
None of the above
Hunting and fishing pressure
Water chemistry
Substrate texture
Cultivation
All of the above
Fish
Reptiles
Mammals
Waterfowl
All of the above
Gun barrels would be damaged
Crippling losses would be greater
Shotgun shells would be prohibitively expensive
A and C
All of the above
Increased restrictions on hunting
More flooded woodlands concomitant with an increase in beaver populations
Wide-spread installation of next boxes
All of the above
None of the above
Wisconsin and Michigan each have gray wolf populations.
Gray wolves in the West were removed from the endangered species list in 2008
There are about 2,500 gray wolves in Minnesota
Alaska has thousands of gray wolves
North Carolina has about 100 gray wolves
Wolves were extirpated long ago
Marsican brown bears were extirpated long ago
Parco Nationale d'Abruzzo, east of Rome, has wolves and brown bears
Wolves in the Apennine Mountains prey on Chamois, deer, and wild boar
C and D
Carbon based
Sulfur based chemoautotrophic
Subsurface lithoautotrophic
A and B only
All of the above
Is only about 10% efficient
Implies there are fewer carnivores than herbivores in the Serengeti
Implies there cannot be a lot of top level carnivores
Implies the length of the food chain is limited
All of the above
They are a large rodent
They are semi aquatic and can modify their environment
They transfer plant energy to beaver biomass more efficiently than most herbivores
They are like sea otters and have little fat to insulate them
None of the above
Large body size
Good competitors
Poor dispersers
Low turnover rate
None of the above
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