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100 Legislation Wildlife Management Tools Conservation Techniques Mixed

Legislation

100 Here come the feds! A powerful tool for maintaining environmental quality-requires a Environmental Impact Statement When federal actions are proposed.

Answer: What is the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969?

200 Tax them firearms! Provided funds for wildlife study, restoration and education.

Answer: What is the Pittman-Robertson Act of 1937?

300 Fishy, Fishy in the Brook Provides funds for fish management.

Answer: What is the Dingell-Johnson Act of 1951?

Wildlife Management Tools

100 Wise use today allows for future use also.. An ethic of resource use, allocation and protection.

Answer: conservation

200 Cover saves energy Permanent vegetation providing nesting birds and other wildlife cover and protection from predators along food plots and fields. +

Answer: What are buffer strips? Or What is a shelter belt? What are buffer strips? Or What is a shelter belt?

300 Used to benefit upland game and waterfowl populations by creating a winter food source. Answer: What is a food plot? What is an impoundment ?

Conservation Techniques

100 Diversity, diversity, diversity Landscaping that includes shrub, mid- story and canopy plants to provide food and cover.

Answer: What is vertical stratification?

200 Not just one way! Includes biological controls, non-toxic substances, chemical insecticides, agricultural methods and mechanical controls +++

Answer: What is integrated pest management?

300 Highways Established in 1952 in the Atlantic, Mississippi, Central & Pacific parts of the US to develop waterfowl management recommendations and implement waterfowl management research.

Answer: What are the four “flyways”?

Mixed

100 More is better Three agencies who share responsibility for wildlife management and work with state agencies to protect wildlife?

Answer: What are the US Fish & Wildlife Service, National Marine Fisheries Service & US Forestry Service?

200 Stay Out! Strips of vegetation along streams or rivers and other water bodies where forestry practices rquire special care to protect water quality.

Answer: What are Streamside Management Zones or SMZ’s?

300 Ecozones, buffers, transition areas Examples include: 1. Plant vegetation or hedgerows to connect large forested areas 2. Mow to maintain grassy fields & cut border trees every 5-10 years 3. Irregular cuts of woods when harvesting trees Examples include: 1. Plant vegetation or hedgerows to connect large forested areas 2. Mow to maintain grassy fields & cut border trees every 5-10 years 3. Irregular cuts of woods when harvesting trees

Answer: What are examples of maintaining edges?