Ontario Hunting License Practice Exam

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Which factor is not a stress on wildlife populations?

  1. Reforestation efforts

  2. Disease and parasites

  3. Human activities

  4. Predation and weather

The correct answer is: Reforestation efforts

Reforestation efforts are not a stress on wildlife populations; in fact, they can often have a positive impact. Reforestation involves planting trees in deforested areas, restoring habitats, and providing shelter and food sources for wildlife. This practice can help increase biodiversity and provide more opportunities for various species to thrive. On the other hand, factors like disease and parasites, human activities, predation, and weather can all negatively impact wildlife populations by causing harm, reducing habitat availability, or increasing mortality rates.

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