Wildlife populations Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Dr. Julie Savidge confluded that___was the cause of declines of forest bird populations in Guam - correct answer Brown-tree snake predation Recently, the National Park Service banned ___ in Denali National Park - correct answer snow-mobiling The National Audubon society of today is an offshoot of the ___ state Audubon society - correct answer Massachusetts wildlife issues or other environmental issues should be resolved based on public opinion as the majority is never wrong - correc...

Wildlife - Answer-Free ranging animals Wildlife management - Answer-Art and science of manipulating wildlife populations and habitats that strikes a balance with wildlife needs and human needs What are some reasons for wildlife management? - Answer--Habitat fragmentation -Degraded habitats -Endangered species -Non-native/invasive species -Climate change -Politics -Expanding human population What are some wildlife species that were historically native to the east? - Answer--Gray wo...

When wildlife biologists first began studying wildlife what did they start with and what did they shift their focus to? - ANSWER At first wildlife biologists wanted to figure out how to increase populations of game species but as time went on other species came into focus _____ can have a broad array of meanings and it really depends on context of conversation. A broad definition is all non-domesticated plants, animal, and other organisms. The Merriam-webster definition is living things and e...

Public Health Pest Control Questions and Answers Already Graded A What is the primary goal of public health pest control? To manage and reduce pest populations to prevent the spread of diseases and protect public health. How does integrated pest management (IPM) contribute to public health? IPM combines various control methods, including biological, chemical, and physical strategies, to effectively manage pests while minimizing risks to human health and the environment. What rol...

FWF 315 Wildlife Exam 1 (as complete as it's going to get, missing some bobwhite stuff but im exhausted) Name the first principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife have intrinsic and extrinsic value Define intrinsic value - CORRECT ANSWER something has worth by existing (example: polar bears have intrinsic value because people want to see them) Define extrinsic value - CORRECT ANSWER Economic value What is the rough extrinsic value of the woodcock Dr. Buehler caught? ...

FW 104 Exam 2 CSU Questions and Answers Already Passed THE ZONE WHERE ORGANISMS EXIST IN AIR, LAND, AND WATER IS KNOWN AS WHAT? THE BIOSPHERE. THERE IS DISCUSSION REGARDING WHETHER WE CURRENTLY LIVE IN EITHER OF THESE TWO GEOLOGICAL ERAS. ANTHROPOCENE OR HOLOCENE THIS CHARACTERISTIC PLAYS A CRUCIAL ROLE IN SHAPING THE DISTRIBUTION AND NATURE OF DIFFERENT BIOMES. Climate WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS EXCLUDED FROM THE DEFINITION OF AN ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM? CONSISTING O...

FWF 315 Wildlife Exam 1 (as complete as it's going to get, missing some bobwhite stuff but im exhausted) Name the first principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife have intrinsic and extrinsic value Define intrinsic value - CORRECT ANSWER something has worth by existing (example: polar bears have intrinsic value because people want to see them) Define extrinsic value - CORRECT ANSWER Economic value What is the rough extrinsic value of the woodcock Dr. Buehler caught? ...

What is Wildlife Management? - Answer-The application of ecological knowledge to populations of animals and their plant and animal associations in a emmer that strikes a balance between the needs of the populations and the needs of people. Feral: - Answer-an animal that is desenced from domesticated ancestors and that is now living in wild state not controlled by humans (esp. in regards to reproduction) What is the difference in a "game" and a "nongame" species? Who specifies if a speci...

FWF 315 Wildlife Exam 1 (as complete as it's going to get, missing some bobwhite stuff but im exhausted) Name the first principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife have intrinsic and extrinsic value Define intrinsic value - CORRECT ANSWER something has worth by existing (example: polar bears have intrinsic value because people want to see them) Define extrinsic value - CORRECT ANSWER Economic value What is the rough extrinsic value of the woodcock Dr. Buehler caught? ...

Wisconsin Pesticide Applicator Practice Test 1. The goal of IPM isn't to eliminate the entire pest population but....: To avoid adverse effects on humans, wildlife and the environment 2. Which of the following words is that number of pests per plant or the amount of damage to a