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Define "harvest" as it should be used in wildlife conservation.
"any removal from the wild"
What is the difference between hunting, commercial harvesting, and poaching?
- hunting: legal harvest of wildlife by individual citizen
- commercial harvesting: legal harvest intended for sale
- Poaching: intentional killing out of season, without a license/permit, etc.
What roles do hunting and trapping fill as people do it today?
1. Consumption (food, clothing)
2. Economic purposes (individual income, protection)
3. Recreation
4. Social reasons
5. Ecological management (overpopulation, endangered species management)
6. Financial and political support
Why is hunting and trapping so controversial?
- culture
- history
- experience
- tolerance
What do some people feel is wrong with hunting and trapping?
1. too many populations are endangered
2. unnecessary
3. hunting has to do with guns
4. some means of harvest are inhumane or non-sporting
5. trophy hunting
6. unethical/morally wrong to take the life of other animals
7. no experience by much of society
From the biological and social perspectives how should we deal with hunting and trapping?
- Biologically: identify the effects on populations/overpopulation, conduct sustainable "management"
- Socially: enhance law enforcement, encourage open discussion, be willing to pay, understand differing societal values