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This management technique was used by O'Donnel et al., to manipulate quoll behavior towards cane toads
What is conditioned taste aversion or CTA
what value orientation involves humans coexisting with wildlife in harmony
what is mutualistic value orientations
T or F, the US is the only country that has banned the commercial sale of game meat?
What is F (e.g., Kenya)
This era of wildlife management saw the extirpation of many wildlife species, but also some of the first steps towards preserving and protecting wild spaces. In fact the _____________ _______________ ___________ Act of 1872 was crowned the first national park in the US
What is the yellowstone national park act
The three-legged stool for wildlife management includes:
Set of principles used for managment of terrestrial wildlife species with an emphasis on the United States and Canada is known as _____
what is the NAM or North American Model for Wildlife Conservation
the Dingle-Johnson act of year ________ and Pittman-Robinson act of year ____________, created __________ taxes which generate revenue for wildlife habitat restoration
what is 1950 and 1937; excise
In 1215 AD, this document transferred ownership of wildlife from the crown to landowners
what is the Magna Carta
Who were the first managers of wildlife in North America?
who are Native Americans
If you plan to travel out of state, with your harvested big game animal the only piece of documentation you is ________
what is the game tag
Which value orientations best describe those that are typically situation dependent?
who are pluralists
In Martin v Waddel year ___________, who ruled that the people or the "States" were the successors to the crowns claim to wildlife?
who is the supreme court
This Act passed in 1970 requires the federal government to evauluate environmental impacts of their actions
what is the National Environmental Policy Act of 1970
Court law that interprets statutory and common law is known as
what is case law
Which English Monarch established closed seasons for conservation purposes for watefowl?
In Smith et al.'s framework for implementing ethical decision-making in wildlife management decisions, the authors used three ethical branches in the formulation of their framework (1): Rule-based approaches: what is good or what is bad (2)Virtue ethical theory: which speaks to decisions which include elements about a persons character, virtue or aesthetics, and (3) __________ which implements elements to consider the consequences and outcomes of decisions
what is the consequentialist moral theory
this social science focuses on how to manage values, attitudes, and behaviors towards wildlife and wildlife management decisions
what is human dimensions
What principles did AWFA use to argue for state control of wildlife?
what is the NAM
IUCN stands for the
what is the International Union for conservation of nature
Smith et al., suggested that ________________ is acceptable when weighing one stakeholder's interest over another's as long as you have a morally sound reason to do so, and you are not acting on personal bias or prejudice
what is Favoritism
Would you call O'Donnel et al., CTA a success for northern quolls?
What is no
We discussed other international models of wildlife management, In Scotland, their management system is largely regulated by the
what is the upper class
The 7 tenets of the NAM are?
What is : (1) wildlife is a public trust resource (2) elimination of markets for game (3) allocation of wildlife by law (4) kill for only legitimate purposes (5) wildlife as a international resource (6) science-based wildlife policy (7) democracy of hunting
The common law, legal principle that certain natural and cultural resources, including but not limited to wildlife, are intended for public use and that the governement owns and must protect and maintain these resources for future generations