Wildlife Management

3. An ecological unit composed of a group of organisms
4. All free ranging vertebrates in their naturally associated environments.
7. The study of relationships between organisms and the environment.
10. an animal born in a specific habitat
12. an animal that feeds on both flesh and plants
14. The habitat of earth occupied by living organisms.
15. The condition where in the breeding, care and feeding of animals are more or less controlled by man.
17. A species that was added to the ecosystem and potentially damages and overtakes a habitat
18. Any materials provided by nature from which living things draw their substances.
19. It is the kind of biotic community, or set of biotic communities in which an animal or population lives.
20. A group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding.
21. an animal that feeds on plants
22. Biological changes that fit an animal for survival and reproduction within a particular environment or within a limited range of environments.

1. The cessation of existence of a species or group of taxa reducing biodiversity.
2. The art of making land produce valuable populations of wildlife.
5. an animal that feeds on flesh
6. A two-way movement, usually between seasonally used home ranges.
8. a range of different species
9. resources that limit the capacity of an environment
11. Domestic Animals which have reverted to the wild state.
13. The combination of biotic community and physical environment.
16. All the materials and processes in the surroundings of an organisms or population.