how is the national wildlife refuge system similar to the pacific region coastal program? a. both programs…

how is the national wildlife refuge system similar to the pacific region coastal program? a. both programs are concerned with providing habitats for wildlife. b. both programs are primarily concerned with preserving fish species. c. both programs have set aside 150 million acres of land. d. both programs are under the u.s. fish and wildlife service. please select the best answer from the choices provided

how is the national wildlife refuge system similar to the pacific region coastal program? a. both programs are concerned with providing habitats for wildlife. b. both programs are primarily concerned with preserving fish species. c. both programs have set aside 150 million acres of land. d. both programs are under the u.s. fish and wildlife service. please select the best answer from the choices provided

Answer

Brief Explanations:

The National Wildlife Refuge System and the Pacific Region Coastal Program are both initiatives related to wildlife - conservation. Their main goal is to provide habitats for various wildlife species. The National Wildlife Refuge System manages lands and waters for wildlife, and the Pacific Region Coastal Program focuses on coastal habitats which are important for wildlife. It's not just about fish species (eliminating option b), there's no indication they both set aside 150 million acres (eliminating option c), and they are not both under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the way suggested (eliminating option d).

Answer:

A. Both programs are concerned with providing habitats for wildlife.