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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1305627741
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1305627741
  • Author:  Kevin H. Deal

Understand how professionals manage the natural world with WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4E! From running fisheries and national parks to studying the environment and resources conservation, career opportunities abound in this growing field. In addition to professional perspectives, this all-new fourth edition encourages you to explore your wild side with vibrant, full-color photos and illustrations of animals, habitats, and endangered species, including ways to identify each. As our human population continues to grow, the pressure on natural resources will inevitably increase. In the past thirty years humans have come a long way in terms of managing fish and wildlife, conserving soil, and protecting the water supply, but it is up to future generations to continue that progress. WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, 4E shows you the path to that future and builds a greater appreciation for the natural world and its limited resources.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Ch 1: The History of Wildlife Management in America
  2. Ch 1: Objectives
  3. Ch 1: Introduction
  4. Ch 1: Terms to Know
  5. Exploitation
  6. Progress is Finally Made
  7. Serious Conservation Efforts Begin
  8. Ch 1: Summary
  9. Ch 1: Review Questions
  10. Ch 1: Learning Activities
  11. Ch 2: The Importance of Natural Resources
  12. Ch 2: Objectives
  13. Ch 2: Introduction
  14. Natural Resources— Renewable or Nonrenewable?
  15. Ch 2: Terms to Know
  16. The Role of Natural Resources in America’s Development
  17. Ch 2: Summary
  18. Ch 2: Review Questions
  19. Ch 2: Learning Activities
  20. Ch 3: Conservation: Wise Use of Natural Resources
  21. Ch 3: Objectives
  22. Ch 3: Introduction
  23. Ch 3: Terms to Know
  24. Soil Conservation
  25. Forest Conservation
  26. Wildlife Conservation
  27. Fossil Fuel Conservation
  28. Mineral Conservation
  29. Water Conservation
  30. Ch 3: Summary
  31. Ch 3: Review Questions
  32. Ch 3: Learning Activities
  33. Ch 4: The Administration of Wildlife Management
  34. Ch 4: Objectives
  35. Ch 4: Introduction
  36. Ch 4: Terms to Know
  37. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
  38. Endangered Species
  39. National Wildlife Refuges
  40. Migratory Birds
  41. Fisheries
  42. Habitat Protection
  43. Research
  44. Law Enforcement
  45. Administering Federal Aid
  46. The U.S. Forest Service
  47. The Bureau of Land Management
  48. The U.S. Department of Agriculture
  49. Ch 4: Summary
  50. Ch 4: Review Questions
  51. Ch 4: Learning Activities
  52. Ch 4: Additional Resources
  53. Ch 5: Habitat Requirements of Wildlife
  54. Ch 5: Objectives
  55. Ch 5: Introduction
  56. Ch 5: Terms to Know
  57. Food
  58. Cover
  59. Water
  60. Space
  61. Arrangement
  62. Ch 5: Summary
  63. Ch 5: Review Questions
  64. Ch 5: Learning Activities
  65. Ch 6: The Human Impact on Wildlife Habitat
  66. Ch 6: Objectives
  67. Ch 6: Introduction
  68. Ch 6: Terms to Know
  69. Wetlands Loss
  70. America’s Wetlands
  71. Prairie Potholes
  72. Forested Wetlands
  73. Coastal Wetlands
  74. Can Wetlands Be Saved?
  75. Native Prairies
  76. America’s Forests
  77. Habitat Alterations That Benefit Wildlife
  78. Ch 6: Summary
  79. Ch 6: Review Questions
  80. Ch 6: Learning Activities
  81. Ch 7: Wildlife and American Sport Hunting
  82. Ch 7: Objectives
  83. Ch 7: Introduction
  84. Ch 7: Terms to Know
  85. Funding at Last
  86. How the Act Works
  87. The Economic Impact of Hunting
  88. Private Conservation Organizations
  89. Ducks Unlimited
  90. Delta Waterfowl
  91. Ch 7: Summary
  92. Ch 7: Review Questions
  93. Ch 7: Learning Activities
  94. Ch 7: Additional Resources
  95. Ch 8: Modern Wildlife Management
  96. Ch 8: Objectives
  97. Ch 8: Introduction
  98. Ch 8: Terms to Know
  99. Factors That Affect Wildlife Populations
  100. Biological Surplus
  101. The Wildlife Manager’s Job
  102. Carrying Capacity
  103. Wildlife Management Successes
  104. Wildlife Management Practices
  105. Ch 8: Summary
  106. Ch 8: Review Questions
  107. Ch 8: Learning Activities
  108. Ch 8: Additional Resources
  109. Ch 9: Modern Waterfowl Management
  110. Ch 9: Objectives
  111. Ch 9: Introduction
  112. Ch 9: Terms to Know
  113. Waterfowl Migration
  114. Migration Routes
  115. Waterfowl Navigation
  116. Waterfowl Management Practices
  117. Factors That Limit Waterfowl Populations
  118. Ch 9: Summary
  119. Ch 9: Review Questions
  120. Ch 9: Learning Activities
  121. Ch 9: Additional Resources
  122. Ch 10: Endangered Species
  123. Ch 10: Objectives
  124. Ch 10: Introduction
  125. Ch 10: Terms to Know
  126. Extinction Factors
  127. Adaptability
  128. Species That We Have Endangered
  129. Why Save Endangered Species?
  130. The Endangered Species Act
  131. Management Practices for Endangered Species
  132. Wildlife Identification: Endangered Species
  133. West Indian Manatee (Trichechus Manatus)
  134. California Condor (Gymnogyps Californianus)
  135. Peregrine Falcon (Falco Peregrinus)
  136. Red Wolf (Canis Niger)
  137. Black-Footed Ferret (Mustela Nigripes)
  138. Whooping Crane (Grus Americana)
  139. Ch 10: Summary
  140. Ch 10: Review Questions
  141. Ch 10: Learning Activities
  142. Ch 11: Wildlife Parks and Zoos
  143. Ch 11: Objectives
  144. Ch 11: Introduction
  145. Ch 11: Terms to Know
  146. Early Zoos in the United States
  147. A More Natural Setting
  148. Modern Zoos and Wildlife Parks
  149. Ch 11: Summary
  150. Ch 11: Review Questions
  151. Ch 11: Learning Activities
  152. Ch 11: Endnote
  153. Section Two: Wildlife and Fish Identification
  154. Ch 12: Large Mammals
  155. Ch 12: Objectives
  156. Ch 12: Terms to Know
  157. Ch 12: Summary
  158. Ch 12: Review Questions
  159. Ch 12: Learning Activities
  160. Ch 13: Small Mammals
  161. Ch 13: Objectives
  162. Ch 13: Terms to Know
  163. Ch 13: Summary
  164. Ch 13: Review Question
  165. Ch 13: Learning Activities
  166. Ch 14: Nonindigenous Species
  167. Ch 14: Objectives
  168. Ch 14: Introduction
  169. Ch 14: Terms to Know
  170. Some Effects of Invasive or Nonnative Species
  171. Plants
  172. Amphibians and Reptiles
  173. Birds
  174. Mammals
  175. Ch 14: Summary
  176. Ch 14: Review Questions
  177. Ch 14: Learning Activities
  178. Ch 15: Upland Game Birds
  179. Ch 15: Objectives
  180. Ch 15: Introduction
  181. Ch 15: Terms to Know
  182. Quail (Phasianidae)
  183. Grouse (Tetraonidae)
  184. Migratory Upland Game Birds
  185. Ch 15: Summary
  186. Ch 15: Review Questions
  187. Ch 15: Learning Activities
  188. Ch 16: Ducks , Geese, Swans, and Cranes
  189. Ch 16: Objectives
  190. Ch 16: Terms to Know
  191. Ducks (Anatidae)
  192. Puddle Ducks
  193. Diving Ducks
  194. Geese (Anatidae)
  195. Cranes (Gruidae)
  196. Swans (Anatidae)
  197. Ch 16: Summary
  198. Ch 16: Review Questions
  199. Ch 16: Learning Activities
  200. Ch 16: Additional Resources
  201. Ch 17: Songbirds and Other Common Birds
  202. Ch 17: Objectives
  203. Ch 17: Introduction
  204. Ch 17: Terms to Know
  205. Ch 17: Summary
  206. Ch 17: Review Questions
  207. Ch 17: Learning Activities
  208. Ch 17: Additional Resources
  209. Ch 18: Avian Predators
  210. Ch 18: Objectives
  211. Ch 18: Introduction
  212. Ch 18: Terms to Know
  213. Owls
  214. Vultures
  215. Ch 18: Summary
  216. Ch 18: Review Questions
  217. Ch 18: Learning Activities
  218. Ch 18: Additional Resources
  219. Ch 19: Common Shorebirds, Herons, and Egrets
  220. Ch 19: Objectives
  221. Ch 19: Introduction
  222. Ch 19: Terms to Know
  223. Sandpipers
  224. Ch 19: Summary
  225. Ch 19: Review Questions
  226. Ch 19: Learning Activities
  227. Ch 19: Additional Resources
  228. Ch 20: Reptiles
  229. Ch 20: Objectives
  230. Ch 20: Introduction
  231. Ch 20: Terms to Know
  232. Alligator
  233. Turtles
  234. Lizards
  235. Snakes
  236. Common Nonpoisonous Snakes
  237. Poisonous Snakes
  238. Ch 20: Summary
  239. Ch 20: Review Questions
  240. Ch 20: Learning Activities
  241. Ch 21: Amphibians
  242. Ch 21: Objectives
  243. Ch 21: Introduction
  244. Ch 21: Terms to Know
  245. Frogs and Toads
  246. True Toads
  247. True Frogs (Rana)
  248. Ch 21: Summary
  249. Ch 21: Review Questions
  250. Ch 21: Learning Activities
  251. Ch 22: Freshwater Habitats and Their Management
  252. Ch 22: Objectives
  253. Ch 22: Introduction
  254. Ch 22: Terms to Know
  255. Fish and Wildlife
  256. Pollution
  257. Destruction of Freshwater Habitats
  258. Freshwater Habitats
  259. Aquatic Habitat Management
  260. Ch 22: Summary
  261. Ch 22: Review Questions
  262. Ch 22: Learning Activities
  263. Ch 23: Freshwater Fishes
  264. Ch 23: Objectives
  265. Ch 23: Introduction
  266. Ch 23: Terms to Know
  267. Minnows (Cyprinidae)
  268. Shad
  269. Gar (Lepisostedae)
  270. Salmon (Salmonidae)
  271. Trout
  272. Pike
  273. Cat Fish
  274. Sunfish Family
  275. Ch 23: Summary
  276. Ch 23: Review Questions
  277. Ch 23: Learning Activities
  278. Ch 24: Careers in Wildlife and Fishereies Management
  279. Ch 24: Objectives
  280. Ch 24: Introduction
  281. Ch 24: Terms to Know
  282. Selecting a Career
  283. Career Options
  284. Ch 24: Summary
  285. Ch 24: Review Questions
  286. Ch 24: Learning Activities
  287. Ch 24: Additional Resources
  288. Appendix A: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Offices
  289. Appendix B: State Conservation and Natural Resource Agency Offices
  290. Appendix C: Private Conservation Organizations
  291. Glossary/Glosario
  292. Index