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WorksheetsWHEP-WMPs
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What WMP has the effect of maintaining land in a natural state and protects it from real estate development?
Creating Snags
Develop Field Borders
Develop Conservation Easement
Plant Field Borders
What WMP protects rare vegetation types and habitat features, such as grasslands, wetlands, caves, and large forested tracts?
Develop Conservation Easement
Plant Shrubs
Conduct Livestock Management
Set-back Succession
Name the WMP that promotes killing nonnative plants where they limit growth of native plants. (The importance of native plants is that they can provide cover and increase foods for many wildlife species.)
Conduct Forest Management
Set-back Succession
Plant Native Grasses and Forbs
Control Nonnative Invasive Vegetation
One of the effects of this WMP is to provide a place for insects to inhabit which is a food for woodpeckers and other birds. Which Wildlife Management Practice could it be?
Plant Food Plots
Plant Trees
Create Snags
Set-back Succession
What Wildlife Management Practice causes the effect of providing nesting and/or brooding cover for many songbirds, bobwhites, and wild turkeys?
Create Snags
Develop Field Borders
Provide Water Developments for Wildlife
Develop Conservation Easement
If a crop is present, what WHP can provide additional food for many species, which can be particularly important when naturally occurring foods are in low supply and/or in years with poor acorn production?
Leave Crops Unharvested
Create Snags
Conservation Easement
Plant Shrubs
Which WMP excludes livestock from riparian areas to help reduce siltation, turbidity and stream band erosion, and reduce stream and pond pollution from livestock waste?
Leave Crops Unharvested
Create Snags
Conduct Wildlife Management
Set-back Succession
Which WMP suggests placing nesting structures near water sources that provide secure nesting sites for wood ducks where trees with cavities suitable for nesting are limiting? (Nest boxes for wood ducks should not be placed any closer than 100 yards apart and ideally, should not be visible from one box to another, to prevent dump-nesting by females not incubating a particular nest.)
Provide Nesting Structures
Create Snags
Plant Trees
Plant Shrubs
What Wildlife Management Practice promotes grain food plots, especially corn and grain sorghum, as well as soybeans, being planted in order to supply a highenergy food source through fall and into late winter? (Such a food source can influence winter survival for several wildlife species, especially during relatively cold winters and during years with low mast (acorn) production.)
Plant Trees
Plant Shrubs
Create Snags
Plant Food Plots
Why is it so important to Plant Native Grasses and Forbs?
Prevent turbidity in a pond.
Draw livestock to eat in these areas.
Provide nesting, bedding, roosting, and /or escape cover for many wildlife species.
Reduces tree density and encourages earlier successional plant communities.
What refers to an WMP that provides additional food and cover and also develop a riparian buffer may reduce erosion and sedimentation?
Create Snags
Plant Shrubs
Provide Nesting Structures
Plant Native Grasses and Forbs
What is the purpose of the WMP Plant Trees?
Can provide increased forage and seed availability if desirable forbs are established
Improves seed and invertebrate availability for many species (because of the open structure at ground level).
Provides additional nesting, perching, denning, and roosting sites.
This practice should be recommended when evidence of livestock is present or information on livestock use is provided.
