The following questions may be answered during a wildlife survey.

What kind of wildlife is found here?

What kind of habitat does that wildlife like?

What kind of food do the animals like?

How will animals respond to a change in the habitat?

Do all animals have the same needs?

Are the animals too crowded in this one area?

Could this area support more animals?

Are the animals endangered or threatened?

What can we do to improve the existing habitat?

Is this area more sensitive during the breeding season?

Things done in a managed forest to improve wildlife habitat.

Prevent wild fires.

Use Control burns.

Leave old snags for bird nests and other critter homes.

Thin areas that are too crowded for animals.

Create openings to provide food and corridors.

Plant new trees.

Restore meadows and other areas.

Restrict certain activities in critical areas.

Restrict activities during critical breeding seasons.

Encourage responsible recreation by forest visitors.