Urban Wildlife Management Test

1. What is the goal of urban wildlife management?

To encourage wildlife in urban areas To control and mitigate human-wildlife conflicts To hunt wildlife in urban environments To feed wildlife in urban environments

2. What should be considered before implementing urban wildlife management strategies?

Behavior and ecology of wildlife species Local weather patterns Economic factors Social media trends

3. What are common urban wildlife species?

Only pigeons and sparrows Only raccoons and squirrels Raccoons, squirrels, skunks, opossums, coyotes, and various bird species Coyotes and groundhogs

4. What is a humane trapping technique?

Using lethal traps Using any trap as long as it captures the animal Capturing and relocating animals with minimal stress and injury Not trapping at all

5. What is a common exclusion method in urban wildlife management?

Feeding wildlife Sealing entry points to buildings Setting traps outside buildings Fencing around gardens only

6. What is a habitat modification strategy for urban wildlife management?

Planting more food sources Removing food sources and reducing shelter Removing wildlife habitats Building new habitats

7. How can bird management in urban environments be achieved?

By attracting more birds to urban areas By scaring birds away from urban areas By using deterrents like bird spikes and netting By building more birdhouses

8. How do you usually manage small mammals like squirrels in urban areas?

By feeding them regularly By using live traps and relocating them By hunting them By ignoring their presence

9. What are the risks associated with urban wildlife?

There are no risks Potential for disease transmission and property damage Only noise pollution Only aesthetic issues

10. What is an integrated approach to urban wildlife management?

Focusing only on habitat modification Using multiple strategies together Leaving wildlife alone to manage themselves Capturing and removing all wildlife