Respect Wildlife
Why should you avoid feeding wildlife?
What is dependence on humans?
Name one method for storing food properly?
What is bear bag/bear canister/bear hang/bear-proof bin?
What is bears accessing your food?
Do off-leash dogs impact wildlife?
What is yes, significantly?
Your group approaches a moose with its calf to take pictures. Wrong or right?
Why is secure food storage essential?
What is preventing wildlife from accessing food and becoming habituated?
What is the purpose of the Activity 1 example?
What is illustrating why you shouldn't provoke wildlife?
Why can dogs disturb wildlife even if they seem harmless?
What is wildlife interprets them as predators?
Someone leaves food scraps at camp. Correct or incorrect?
What is incorrect, store and pack out all food waste?
Why must you allow wildlife an "avenue of escape"?
What is preventing stress and dangerous encounters?
What happens when wildlife learns to seek human food?
What is aggression or "a fed bear is a dead bear"?
Why should you avoid camping near water sources?
What is wildlife often uses them as travel routes?
What behaviour from humans often triggers defensive reactions from wildlife?
What is approaching too closely or blocking escape paths?
A dog runs freely on a trail and chases a squirrel. LNT or not?
What is not, dogs should be leashed in wildlife areas?
Why should campers avoid approaching young animals?
What are aggressive parents?
What must be stored along with food?
What are trash and scented items?
Why are sensitive times especially dangerous for bear encounters?
What is bears may be protective or searching aggressively for food?
How can humans unintentionally alter animal behaviour?
What is through feeding, noise, or intrusion?
You see a bear from a distance and quietly back away. Correct or incorrect?
What is correct, give space and retreat calmly?
What is the main principle behind respecting wildlife?
What is minimizing disturbance and keeping animals wild?
Why shouldn't food be stored in your tent?
What is increased risk of attracting wildlife?
List two tips for reducing bear encounters?
What is storing food securely, keeping distance, avoiding cubs, camping away from wildlife corridors?
Why is being "engaging and effective" important in teaching LNT?
What is helping reinforce responsible environmental behaviour?
Your group performs the "incorrect vs. correct" skit on wildlife behaviour. What is the purpose?
What is showing the proper LNT response in real situations?