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Era of abundance
1600-1850
How many passenger pigeon were here in da states when them Europeans came?
3-5 billion
How many plains bison were here in north america at European arrival?
60 million
what was the first evidence of extinctions caused by over harvest?
Steller's Sea Cow, and Great Auk
Era of depletion
1850-1900
what four things accelerated population decline in the era of depletion
1.) improved firearms and gear
2.) increased transportation opportunities
3.) better communication
4.) increased human population size
extinctions during era of depletion
passenger pigeon, Labrador duck, Carolina parakeet, plains bison, Sea Mink
era of protection
1900-1929
who was Gifford Pinchot?
First Chief of US forest service
who is John Muir?
started Sierra club
who was Frank Chapman?
proposed to count birds on Christmas day rather than shoot them (1900)
Lacey Act (1900)
prohibited interstate traffic of animal species taken in violation of the law
Migratory Bird Treaty Act (1918)
made it unlawful to pursue, capture, or kill migratory birds. covers live and dead birds, feathers, eggs, and nests
Migratory Bird Conservation Act (1929)
established the system of national wildlife refugees
Era of Game Management
1929-1965
Who is considered the "Father" of wildlife management?
Aldo Leopold
Pittman-Robertson Act (1937)
first federal tax on hunting related equipment
Dingle-Johnson Act (1950)
tax on boat and tackle sales
wilderness act (1964)
established national wilderness preservation system
Era of Environmental Awareness
1965-present
wildlife/fishery management modern definition
application of ecological knowledge to manage populations of animals and their plant and animal associations
first definition of wildlife/fishery management
the art of making land produce sustained annual crops for wild game and recreational use (Aldo Leopold)
3 parts of a wildlife or fishery system
1.) Biota (single or multiple taxa)
2.) habitat
3.) human user