Goals of Wildlife Management include:

• A. Wise use of resources.
• B. Make population increase, decrease, harvest for continuing yield, monitor.
• C. Increase regulations only.
• D. Do nothing and observe.

Answer: (B)

Sustainable management of wildlife hinges on balancing population levels with use, guided by data from monitoring. The best answer captures that idea: managers adjust population size as needed, set harvest levels to achieve a continuing yield, and continuously monitor populations to inform decisions. Monitoring provides the feedback to know whether populations are growing, stable, or declining, so harvest limits can be adjusted to keep the ecosystem and the resource healthy over time. The other statements are narrower or misaligned with active management: wise use is important but vague, increasing regulations only misses the harvest-and-use aspect, and doing nothing fails to manage and protect the resource.