why were the principles in the north american model of wildlife conservation developed?\na to manage and…

why were the principles in the north american model of wildlife conservation developed?\na to manage and conserve wildlife resources\nb to make sure the wealthy would own wildlife\nc to allow wildlife to be harvested for any purpose\nd to deregulate the sale of dead game animals

why were the principles in the north american model of wildlife conservation developed?\na to manage and conserve wildlife resources\nb to make sure the wealthy would own wildlife\nc to allow wildlife to be harvested for any purpose\nd to deregulate the sale of dead game animals

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Brief Explanations:

The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation was developed with the main goal of managing and conserving wildlife resources. Option B goes against the principle of wildlife being a public resource (not owned by the wealthy). Option C is incorrect as wildlife harvest is regulated, not for any purpose. Option D is wrong as it's about regulation (not deregulation) of wildlife - related activities.

Answer:

A. to manage and conserve wildlife resources