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Fish and Wildlife Management

Career and Technical Education, Alabama State Department of Education (ALSDE)

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Fish and Wildlife Management is designed to acquaint students with principles and issues involving populations of fish and wildlife in their natural settings. Topics include outdoor safety; fish and wildlife conservation, issues, identification, and ecology; pest and disease management; and outdoor recreation.

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Describe safety procedures for hunting, boating, and using recreational vehiclesIdentify poisonous, venomous, and dangerous animal species in the state of AlabamaExamine the history and importance of fish and wildlife managementObtain and share information on state laws that protect fish and wildlifeDifferentiate among habitat needs of selected species native to AlabamaAssess the positive and negative effects of human activities on the environment, fish species, and wildlife speciesDistinguish between game and nongame wildlife speciesIdentify common fish and wildlife species indigenous to AlabamaCompare and contrast aquatic and terrestrial ecosystemsIdentify environmental hazards affecting ecosystems in AlabamaIdentify pests and diseases affecting fish and wildlife speciesIdentify outdoor recreational opportunities in AlabamaResearch and share information about fish populations in major waterways in AlabamaEngage in a research-based argument about balancing society’s need for access to nature and recreational opportunities w
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