Georgia Hunter Education Course Practice Exam

Which of the following wildlife practices involves improving habitat conditions?

1. Regulating hunting seasons

2. Supplemental feeding

3. Prescribed burning

4. Enforcing bag limits

The correct answer is: Prescribed burning

Prescribed burning is the correct answer because it is a wildlife practice that involves improving habitat conditions. Prescribed burning is a management tool used to restore and maintain healthy ecosystems by simulating natural fires. This process helps reduce the buildup of dead vegetation, control invasive species, promote the growth of desirable plants, and enhance overall habitat quality for wildlife. Regulating hunting seasons, enforcing bag limits, and supplemental feeding are important management practices, but they do not directly involve improving habitat conditions like prescribed burning does.