History
Pop Quiz
Habitat
Law and Order
100

When did the Lacey Act get established?

What is 1900?

100

List and example of Translocating for population control?

What is Wildlife managers capture and relocate beavers from urban areas to suitable wetlands

100

Food is NOT crucial for which of the following?

1. Removal of Metabolic Waste

2. Growth 

3. Health

4.Successful Reproduction

What is Removal of Metabolic Waste?

100

Name me one of the 3 principles of wildlife management?

What are Protecting Species, Maintaining Habitats, or Creating a connected ecosystem

200

What year was the first Cooperative Wildlife Research Center established?

What is 1935

200

Which of the following is NOT true of over-abundant species of wildlife?

  • A.  Have exceeded their environment’s carrying capacity
  • B.  Causes more competition for resources
  • C.  Results in fewer interactions and conflicts with humans
  • D.  Closer contact can cause diseases to pass more quickly in the population

What is Results in fewer interactions and conflicts with humans

200

What is the essential reason why wildlife have home ranges?

What is to locate a mate?

200

Vulnerable Species have less than ___________ mature individuals

What is 10,000

300

Who wrote Game Management, the first textbook published on wildlife Management?

Who is Aldo Leopold

300
What is the term used for describing the maximum population size of a species that a habitat can hold?

What is carrying capacity?

300

What are the most important thing needed in an habitat

Double points: If you can name all three important things that must be in a habitat?

What is water?


Double points for Food, Water, Cover

300

Most Permits are regulated for scientific, educational, or propagation purposes. True or False.

What is True?

400

President, F.D. Roosevelt combined the Bureau of Biological Survey and the Bureau of Fisheries, which later became the

What is the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service

400

What are some methods of monitoring Wildlife Populations?

What is Birth Rates, Conditions of Habitats, or Food Sources

400

This term is the entire stage of an plant/ecosystem passes through and matures as time goes on

What is a Sere?

400

Define Fragmentation

What is the process of breaking a large natural area into smaller disconnected patches

500

What is year the first department of wildlife management, the US Department of Agriculture's Division of Economic Ornithology and Mammalogy, established?

What is 1885?

500

What is the three main goals for population management?

What is increasing populations that are threatened, maintain populations that are sustainable, and reduce populations that have reach unsustainable levels
500

Researchers drive a fixed road route each month and count deer observed from the vehicle. This is an example of _______ counts.

What is Transect?

500

What is the difference between Conservation and Preservation?

Conservation-protecting and enhancing wildlife, preservation protecting land.

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