History
Awareness
Legislation
Methods
Policy
100

This became the first national park in 1872. 

What is Yellowstone?

100

Early settlers believed this about America’s natural resources.

What is that they were unlimited?

100

This agency, the US Forest Service was created in 1905 under which president?

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

100

This concept involves using nature responsibly to ensure it remains available in the future.

What is conservation?

100

This U.S. federal agency provides support for protecting specific wildlife species.

What is the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service?

200

The first national wildlife refuge was created in this year

What is 1903?

200

Nearly this many acres were set aside for refuges, reserves, and forests.

What is 200 million acres?

200

Passed in 1916, this act created the National Park Service.

What is the National Park Service Act (Organic Act)?

200

This method of conservation involves little or no human interference with natural systems.

What is preservation?

200

This part of the government provides conservation funding through the Farm Bill.

What is the federal government (or USDA)?

300

The first national wildlife refuge was located here.

What is Pelican Island, Florida?

300

Overharvesting of these species could earn the equivalent of $100 per pair.

What are canvasbacks (ducks) or waterfowl?

300

This 1934 act was designed to control overgrazing on public lands.

What is the Taylor Grazing Act?

300

This type of conservation fixes ecosystems that are damaged or not functioning.

What is restoration?

300

This type of tourism supports conservation while benefiting local economies.

What is ecotourism?

400

This U.S. President signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act

Who is Ulysses S. Grant?

400

The main goal of the National Park Service Act was to conserve this trio.

What are scenery, historic objects, and wildlife?

400

This 1970 law requires environmental assessments for federal projects.

What is the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)?

400

This approach to conservation helps people make smart, long-term ecological decisions.

What is education?

400

This conservation group partners with landowners and multiplies their donations to protect wildlife.

What is Ducks Unlimited?

500

This type of hunting involved the commercial harvest of wildlife for sale, leading to massive population declines.

What is market hunting?

500

This percentage of Earth’s land surface is currently protected.

What is 15%?

500

This conservation model emphasizes sustainable use of natural resources.

What is the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation?

500

Managing ecosystems often includes doing this controlled activity in forests.

What is prescribed burning?

500

The four main types of conservation are

preservation, restoration, management and education

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