Wildlife Conservation Planning MCQs January 8, 2026March 27, 2024 by u930973931_answers 20 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/20 Subscribe 1. What is the primary goal of wildlife conservation planning? (A) To exploit wildlife for economic gains (B) To restrict wildlife populations to designated reserves (C) To eliminate all human interactions with wildlife (D) To maintain biodiversity and ecosystem health 2. Which of the following is NOT a component of effective wildlife conservation planning? (A) Genetic modification (B) Habitat restoration (C) Population monitoring (D) Public education and outreach 3. Which organization is responsible for coordinating wildlife conservation efforts globally? (A) World Wildlife Fund (WWF) (B) International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (C) United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (D) National Geographic Society (NGS) 4. What is the purpose of conducting a habitat assessment in wildlife conservation planning? (A) To estimate population sizes of wildlife species (B) To eradicate invasive species from ecosystems (C) To identify suitable habitats for conservation efforts (D) To regulate hunting and fishing activities 5. Which conservation approach focuses on protecting entire ecosystems rather than individual species? (A) Habitat conservation (B) Species-specific conservation (C) Genetic conservation (D) Population conservation 6. What is the main objective of establishing wildlife corridors? (A) To provide shelter for wildlife species (B) To create recreational areas for tourists (C) To connect fragmented habitats and facilitate wildlife movement (D) To confine wildlife to specific reserves 7. Which factor is NOT considered during the selection of potential wildlife reserves? (A) Size and shape of the reserve (B) Proximity to human settlements (C) Presence of natural predators (D) Availability of food and water sources 8. What role do buffer zones play in wildlife conservation planning? (A) They serve as breeding grounds for endangered species (B) They protect wildlife from poaching and illegal activities (C) They regulate wildlife populations through controlled hunting practices (D) They minimize human-wildlife conflicts and provide transition areas between protected and unprotected areas 9. Which method is commonly used to estimate wildlife populations in conservation planning? (A) Satellite imaging (B) Aerial spraying (C) DNA sequencing (D) Radio telemetry 10. What is the purpose of conducting a threat assessment in wildlife conservation planning? (A) To determine the economic value of wildlife species (B) To establish captive breeding programs for endangered species (C) To promote commercial exploitation of wildlife resources (D) To identify potential risks to wildlife populations and their habitats 11. Which of the following is NOT a threat to wildlife conservation? (A) Wildlife tourism (B) Climate change (C) Habitat loss and fragmentation (D) Poaching and illegal trade 12. What is the primary purpose of conducting a socio-economic analysis in wildlife conservation planning? (A) To assess the ecological impacts of human activities (B) To identify potential conflicts between conservation efforts and local communities (C) To promote sustainable development practices (D) To enhance public awareness and support for conservation initiatives 13. Which conservation strategy involves restoring degraded habitats to their original condition? (A) Habitat preservation (B) Habitat fragmentation (C) Habitat destruction (D) Habitat restoration 14. What is the significance of conducting a genetic analysis in wildlife conservation planning? (A) To identify endangered species (B) To estimate population sizes (C) To assess genetic diversity and prevent inbreeding (D) To regulate hunting and fishing quotas 15. Which government agency or department is typically responsible for wildlife conservation planning? (A) Department of Agriculture (B) Department of the Interior (C) Department of Transportation (D) Department of Commerce 16. What is the primary objective of involving local communities in wildlife conservation planning? (A) To increase government funding for conservation projects (B) To enforce stricter regulations on wildlife protection (C) To empower communities and enhance conservation outcomes (D) To privatize wildlife reserves for commercial purposes 17. Which conservation approach emphasizes the importance of protecting umbrella species to conserve entire ecosystems? (A) Keystone species conservation (B) Indicator species conservation (C) Flagship species conservation (D) Endangered species conservation 18. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of wildlife conservation planning? (A) Generation of immediate economic profits (B) Promotion of sustainable tourism (C) Preservation of ecosystem services (D) Enhancement of human well-being 19. What is the role of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in wildlife conservation planning? (A) To measure the economic value of wildlife resources (B) To evaluate the potential environmental consequences of development projects (C) To conduct population surveys of endangered species (D) To establish protected areas for wildlife conservation 20. Which conservation method involves reintroducing captive-bred individuals into their natural habitats? (A) Habitat preservation (B) Habitat restoration (C) In situ conservation (D) Reintroduction programs