In Pennsylvania, what term refers to areas totaling over one million acres for wildlife management?

• A. National Forests
• B. State Game Lands
• C. Wildlife Refuges
• D. National Parks

Answer: (B)

Public lands designated for wildlife management in Pennsylvania are called State Game Lands. These areas are managed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission to conserve wildlife habitat and provide hunting and other outdoor recreation opportunities. Collectively, they total over one million acres, which matches the description in the question. National Forests and National Wildlife Refuges are federal designations and, within Pennsylvania, are not the large, state-managed lands used specifically for wildlife management; National Parks are different types of protected areas and do not represent the same statewide, hunting-focused land system.