Which term refers to Pennsylvania areas totaling over a million acres used for wildlife management?

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

Answer: (B)

State Game Lands are parcels set aside by the Pennsylvania Game Commission for wildlife management, habitat improvement, and public hunting and outdoor recreation. In Pennsylvania, the total area of these lands exceeds a million acres, making them the primary state-owned system focused on managing wildlife across large tracts. National Parks and Wildlife Refuges are federally managed and have different conservation focuses, and National Forests in the state are also federally controlled and do not total over a million acres in Pennsylvania. So the description best matches State Game Lands.