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? - CORRECT
ANSWER $1000
Name the second principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife
managers generally manage populations, not individuals
Name the third principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife is
a public trust resource
True or false: High fencing is a violation of the public trust doctrine - CORRECT
ANSWER True (? not sure on this one) (You cannot deliberately fence in wildlife)
,Name the fourth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER You can't
go back (Things change such that you can never go back to historic conditions.)
Name the fifth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Biological
justification for hunting
Name the sixth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife
success stories are almost always the result of successful public/private
partnerships
Name the seventh principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER No
exotics
Name the eighth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Complex
systems will require complex and creative management solutions (Keep all the
parts; can't just change one thing)
Revenues and tax dollars for hunting - CORRECT ANSWER $494 million
Revenues and tax dollars for fishing - CORRECT ANSWER $1.1 billion
Revenues and tax dollars for wildlife viewing - CORRECT ANSWER $943 million
Relative #s of people participating in hunting - CORRECT ANSWER 375,000
Relative #s of people participating in fishing - CORRECT ANSWER 826,000
, Relative #s of people participating in wildlife viewing - CORRECT ANSWER
2,000,000
Relative #s of people participating in Wildlife Viewing at home - CORRECT
ANSWER 1,600,000
Relative #s of people participating in Wildlife Viewing Away from Home - CORRECT
ANSWER 787,000
Relative #s of people participating in Bird Watching - CORRECT ANSWER
1,400,000
Define and give an example of wildlife - CORRECT ANSWER Free-ranging
vertebrates; game (others include non-game, endangered, and nuisance species)
Define and give an example of biological diversity - CORRECT ANSWER Variety of
life; small to large scale
Define and give an example of genes - CORRECT ANSWER Inherited factors that
determine the biological characteristics of an organism (need conservation
courses and approaches)
Define and give an example of species - CORRECT ANSWER a group of living
organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes (most
managers work here)
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? - CORRECT
ANSWER $1000
Name the second principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife
managers generally manage populations, not individuals
Name the third principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife is
a public trust resource
True or false: High fencing is a violation of the public trust doctrine - CORRECT
ANSWER True (? not sure on this one) (You cannot deliberately fence in wildlife)
,Name the fourth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER You can't
go back (Things change such that you can never go back to historic conditions.)
Name the fifth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Biological
justification for hunting
Name the sixth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Wildlife
success stories are almost always the result of successful public/private
partnerships
Name the seventh principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER No
exotics
Name the eighth principle of wildlife management - CORRECT ANSWER Complex
systems will require complex and creative management solutions (Keep all the
parts; can't just change one thing)
Revenues and tax dollars for hunting - CORRECT ANSWER $494 million
Revenues and tax dollars for fishing - CORRECT ANSWER $1.1 billion
Revenues and tax dollars for wildlife viewing - CORRECT ANSWER $943 million
Relative #s of people participating in hunting - CORRECT ANSWER 375,000
Relative #s of people participating in fishing - CORRECT ANSWER 826,000
, Relative #s of people participating in wildlife viewing - CORRECT ANSWER
2,000,000
Relative #s of people participating in Wildlife Viewing at home - CORRECT
ANSWER 1,600,000
Relative #s of people participating in Wildlife Viewing Away from Home - CORRECT
ANSWER 787,000
Relative #s of people participating in Bird Watching - CORRECT ANSWER
1,400,000
Define and give an example of wildlife - CORRECT ANSWER Free-ranging
vertebrates; game (others include non-game, endangered, and nuisance species)
Define and give an example of biological diversity - CORRECT ANSWER Variety of
life; small to large scale
Define and give an example of genes - CORRECT ANSWER Inherited factors that
determine the biological characteristics of an organism (need conservation
courses and approaches)
Define and give an example of species - CORRECT ANSWER a group of living
organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes (most
managers work here)
