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This congressional act ended commercial market hunting in the year 1900.
What is the Lacey Act of 1900
At the broadest perspective, what are the two approaches to managing wildlife populations?
What is direct and indirect manipulation
In Wyoming, wildlife are considered property of the ____________.
what is the state
What is the specific Title, Article, Chapter, and Section for the definition of wildlife in Wyoming?
What is Title 23, article 1, chapter 1, section23-1- 101
AFWA is the acronym for this national coalition.
What is the Association of Fish and Wildlife agencies
We define ________________ -- _____________ as a human decision and action that affects a wildlife population
what is wildlife management
Published in 1933, this work in wildlife conservation provided the conceptual basis for what would become the NAM's component principles
What is Game Management
Which agency has complete legal authority to regulate wildlife, hunting, and fishing within the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming
who is the Shoshone and Arapaho Game and Fish or Wind River Game and Fish
Knowing the definition of wildlife is important as it spells out which animals fall under a management agencies ______________ purview
what is legal
___________ are the beneficiaries of the PTD and certain forms of ______________ are the trustees.
What are the people and government
When thinking about managing wildlife: Food plots, prescribed fire, and fencing are examples that are best described as what type of manipulation
what is indirect manipulation
This author wrote an influential novel in 1962 on the impacts of pesticides on the environment and wildlife.
Who is Rachel Carson
Typically, people who are largely indifferent on most things wildlife and wildlife management practices are described by this value orientation
True or False
According to Bruskotter er al., decisions on policy have the greatest impact on wildlife.
What is True
On average, Duck Stamps generate _____________ million dollars for conservation annually.
Legal scholars use this name for the Supreme Court's dramatic 1937 turn toward broader federal authority to regulate taxes, and budgets for natural resource, immediately leading to legislation such as the Habitat Restoration Act of 1937.
Traditionalists is also another name for what value orientation
what is utilitarian
O'Donnel et al., worked on methods to help mitigate consumption of the deadly cane toad on this endangered mammal in Australia?
What is the northern quoll
In 1973, US Fish and Wildlife Service defined wildlife and their legal purview over wildlife in this important Act.
What is the endangered species act
A decision based on some ethics, morals, or culture on what should be done is known as a __________
what is a value judgement
As defined by WGFD & Wyoming livestock board, "Wildlife" means all wild mammals, birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, crustaceans, and mollusks along with any wild ________
what are bison
In the court case Hughes vs. Oklahoma, the court ruled that the ____________ had authority to govern wildlife on federal lands
who is the federal government
what is "what we should do"
We must consider the opinions and values of all ________________ involved when making a management decision
who are the stakeholders
According to Bruskotter, Wildlife populations were described as this type of resource, one that is hard to exclude people from using but can be depleted by overuse.
what are common-pool resources